It's looks like rhythm game, How a RPG game.

Without an obvious save feature, this game gets a very poor review. I have been at this game for at least a full hour, probably two because I didn't want to lose my progress. If there is a save feature or auto-save, please make it known.

Also, the game intends for you to hit the arrows as quickly as possible, but without a preview or anything, you may as well mash since your time bonus will possibly be higher than your penalties. Once I finished the first continent and found... I think it was either the shield or helm accessory, I just resorted to mashing throughout the rest of my game. I think this game could have worked as a rhythm-based rpg, but as it is, this is another reason for my low rating.

Ehhhhh tbh i felt combat could be improved. Arrows pressing could be more engaging like showing what are the next few arrows needed. I felt that pressing one at a time without knowledge of the next arrow is really tedious and boring. I also think that the sounds could be improved (mine has been stuttering for every 2-3s idk why). Furthermore i think you could make the combat like wasd as the attacks and arrows as the charge up so its not so troublesome to use mouse to switch between them.

I just couldn't get into this game. The tutorial wasn't engaging at all, the combat was confusing and the graphics don't do the game any justice. Not to mention the game crashed on me the second time I got into a battle. The problem with the tutorial in this game is that all the info you need to play the game is crammed into the beginning without any context. What I mean is.. the most effective way to teach someone to battle in your game is while a battle is happening. I'd get a much better feel of how combat works if it'd show me how to do it in the proper context. It makes learning the game boring and also very forgettable if your tutorial is a book I need to read at the beginning. As soon as I got into game I had no idea what I was looking at and actually chuckled when I used the arrow keys and realized what I was. Just a flashy dot walking to other dots until a random battle happens. Once I figured out combat it still didn't make sense to me. You have to press a random combination of arrows and then press the space bar to switch to some other mode where you can choose what type of attack you want to use. By this time I'd already forgotten what half the buttons represented so I just went with heal because at this point I was nearly dead trying to make sense of the combat. Why can't the actions just be a list? I think just text would actually look better than the graphics you have representing the four actions you can do in battle.
All in all I had no drive to learn this game's mechanics, the graphics didn't represent their intended features, the tutorial was boring and easily forgettable and the combat is boring, slow, confusing and just plain weird. It's mind-boggling that a game this simple can be this confusing. Not to mention it crashed on me the second time I was in battle. How does this game have such a high rating?

I found several flaws with the game.

The graphics in this game are confusing to me. A blank figure with a strange hat tells me nothing, and neither does a small colored square. I am aware that you intend for the art to be minimalist. This is still not an excuse. A simple square with a triangle on top would be enough to represent a house, a small rectangle with a smoke stack could represent a factory, an anchor could represent a port. Perhaps instead you could simply make a town a circle, a factory a square, and a port a triangle. Maybe you could replace them with letters, even.

The avatars do not do their job. They lack identifying features. I do not know what a rectangular hat means, or why the enemy is colored brown. You could easily have replaced them with something more fitting. Even replacing them with a single letter would be better, because at least B representing a Bandit makes sense.

I don't find the combat to be fun either. It involves random button mashing. The combat options are unclear too, the symbols chosen are difficult to identify. In an RPG I want to be able to think ,and for my choices to be meaningful. Button-mashing and arcane symbols do not help with this.

I am not asking for pretty graphics, simply ones which do their job of identifying the objects. The game-play was repetitive and did not keep my attention, and neither did the story. Graphics can be minimalist without being ugly or confusing.

Whether or not you like my tone, I ask you to at least consider the content of my post.