The screenshots looks great, and I liked the premise, so I decided to give it a go. Not even 20 minutes in, and I was noticing some pretty sever graphical glitches. Even on the highest setting, there are missing textures, shadow issues, textures lower res than the surroundings, and even ignoring the design of the anthropomorphic NPCs, they're just really poorly modeled and textured, They just look awful. I quickly began to notice seams in the landscape, and the old trick of making a bush by just jamming 2 flat texture walls through each other perpendicular. This might pass in any other indie RPG, but this is supposed to be a game about painting natural beauty, and it's using tech from 15 years ago.

The inconsistent care in production just kills it for me. Maybe it needed more time? Maybe the devs bit off more than they could chew? I'm not sure, but it really just doesn't land.

Oh, and I also caught the weird 2020 mask joke a minute in. That was a choice. Not a good one.