No Other Alchemists Here

So, I actually chose to pick this game up because I noticed it didn't have a lot of reviews and wanted to give a lesser known game a shot. I just wished I had better feedback to give. Now, I want to preface the rest of my review with the fact that I'm disabled and a bit visually impaired, so the issues that made this bad for me may not apply to most people considering the game. Unfortunately, after playing the game less than an hour, I have a migraine. - There's no way to adjust the resolution or text size, which is rough given the font they use isn't the easiest to read to start with. - You can't review the tutorials again, so good luck if you miss some like I did. - No hints whatsoever if you get stuck, but still pressure. There is negative handholding in this game. It says, "Yo, get these elements or die," and I go, "The ♥♥♥♥ are those, I've literally not discovered anything like that." And then I just die. Doesn't feel like worthwhile progress, really. - Due to the lack of handholding or real structure of any kind, the story feels annoying and intrusive. Especially since I have to squint to read the pop-ups and more often just close out the window rather than try. So yeah, I…

Really great art, music, and overall can tell it was made by combining the elements of love and skill. Recommend!

I really tried to like this, but sadly there's not a lot to write about. It's an element merger but with a single roguelite element (info carrying over into other runs (aka it just replaces looking up element recipes on google)), and random events

life changing