This is easily the best TI-84 Plus CE RPG so far. Although some puzzles are tricky to solve, such as the musical notes one, once you get familiar with the playable character abilities this becomes pure JRPG-style fun. I also like the story and graphics, which, by being mostly 96x64 pixels, gives old-school vibes from monochrome calculators but enhanced with vibrant colors. A must play!

8/10. This game is impressive, especially for a calculator, but it suffers from a few key flaws. The biggest point of praise for this game is its length, which lasted me three months of occasional playing. The gameplay is mostly solid, having the player travel from world to world, battling creatures and aliens. One critique is that there is no built-in map so you will have to spend some time wandering aimlessly. Additionally, some puzzles are extremely confusing. Also, in the begging half, I had to contact Hot_Dog a lot. However, he is a very nice person and did a good job telling me what to do. The battle system is good, making me think about what move I should do next. Unfortunately, there are some enemies that you can only take down with a laser or ion gun, two weapons that deal very little damage. This gets frustrating, especially in later levels. The story is decent, with interesting plot points and twists. However, the dialogue could definitely be spruced up a bit and the first half has the generic “boyfriend gets jealous that girlfriend has another friend who is a boy”. The graphics are good for a calculator, but not anything mind-blowing. The game is technically impressive, I still have enough storage to install other games such as Tetris, an attribute not shared with other games similar to this. In all, this game is solid but I think if Hot_Dog added a map, made some puzzles easier, spruced up some dialogue, and made some enemies less frustrating, it could have gotten a 10/10.