Reviews enjoy moving through the air and linking attacks. For players who want to keep moving and attacking with flair, that feel can be the reason to press onward.
What makes it fun
Take on crowds with your sword and Fidget
Combine sword attacks with Fidget's magic to catch groups of enemies together. Learning how the attacks work together turns a crowded fight into a screen-filling combo.
Keep the combo airborne
Launch an enemy and follow them into the air. You can keep striking while they are airborne and extend the combo.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Languages
- Japanese, English (Full audio) ／ 6 languages total
A typical run
Seek your lost identity while fighting and finding secrets and upgrades.
What sets it apart
One player describes greater satisfaction in clearing groups after learning to combine the sword spin with Fidget’s attacks. Their experience highlights learning the interplay, not just watching a spectacle.
Builds and playstyles
A damage-focused example
One player prioritized attack and Fidget, accepting fragility to kill enemies quickly. They also struggled late on when neglecting healing.
What longtime players say
A player returned as an adult after playing at school age. They describe losing track of time chasing longer combos and new movement techniques, while the story resonated again.
What players like
Reviews enjoy combat built around chaining attacks.
Common complaints
Reviewers were bothered by monotonous combat or repetitive gameplay.
Who it’s for
Players who enjoy the feel of chaining attacks.
Who might not enjoy it
Players who prioritize combat that keeps changing.
95% Overwhelmingly Positive ・ US$14.99
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