its pretty good. wish there was a cancel button for when you equip more people to your party. sadly i didnt get far because my scree was stuck when i had three people in my party. griding levels seems to take forver plus why attack dummies fight back? makes me feel like that one episode from naruto

Not a bad game. The graphics are a bit crude and it's got that obvious home-made feel to it, but if you're a fan of classic console RPG style games, you'll be right at home with this one.
I'm about 2 hours into it now, it's a bit grindy, but it's still got me playing, because I just gotta know what's next.

Notes for the dev:
1. Logic: Why doesn't Dad start with at least a training sword? He sells them, so why doesn't he come equipped with one? I have to get 10 heads to buy a sword, FROM HIM, just so that when I add him to the party, I can give it right back to him so that he can equip it. Seems kinda ridiculous.
2. Bug: If a character dies in combat and you heal at a bed or fountain, they get all their health and spell points back but they are still dead on the combat screen, even though the stats screen shows them at full health. You have to use a resurrect on them to get them to be alive in combat again. FIX: either the fountain shouldn't heal them, or it should heal them and also resurrect them.
3. Bug: There is no cancel button on the join request screen. If you have 3 in your party, and ask another to join, they can't join because the party is full, but you can't cancel the join because there is no button for that. So the game is stuck on the join screen and you have to restart.
4. Cosmetic: On the save screen, the times aren't padded with zeroes, so for example my save time shows "2:1:8" instead of "2:01:08"
5. Stats: Seem to be inconsistent. For example, my main character "Player" and Dad both have the same score for damage and equip the same weapon, but Player does 2-3 times more damage than Dad does.
6. Objects: If there is a mushroom on the ground, and I get pulled into combat, then after the combat is over, the mushroom will be in a different place.

And some more, not bugs, but my game play requests:
1. Info: I wish the healing spells would say how much healing they are going to do.
2. Trophies: I keep getting trophies but I have no idea what they are for (well, I can guess some). Anyway, should make it so that in the stat screen when I hover on them they have a description.
3. World: Sewers need some kind of boss or reward or some point to going down there.

im not big fan of these kinds of games so i dont like it much but it is not very bad it is actually pretty good . Everyone who reads this should try this game .

how can i equip gear?

Wow, I'm actually surprised to find a good Flash RPG in which you can customize your character to such an extent. This is everything an RPG player wants in a game, only there are a few minor issues. I personally have no problem with the art style. I can tell that a lot of effort went into this game's programming rather than the art, but it still manages to look rather cute, actually. The main problem is how much grinding you have to do. The battle system is pretty simple, but I constantly have to go back to the previous area to level up more, and even then, I can only upgrade one stat at a time. Then there's the money system, which seems kind of unnecessarily complicated. I understand that this game must have been very difficult to program, but it seems inconvenient that you can only sell certain items in certain shops and they only give you a handful of gold in return. That means MORE grinding for enemies that you've already fought a bunch of times. Lastly, I love the idea of recruiting whomever you want for your party, but I know literally nothing about the people I'm trying to recruit. I want to know their stats and abilities beforehand, but I just have to guess (again, I understand how difficult it is to make an RPG. Believe me, I tried). So other than a few minor complaints, it's still a really great game. I can't wait to play the sequel! :)