Making games is a tough assignment. Takes time, work, courage, and even money sometimes. Just know that what you are making has turned into something really special to me, and inspired me in many things i aspire to do. 

I would gladly pay any amount of money for it, as i think more games like this need to be encouraged, games that are different and touch people in different manners, without fear of not fitting in. Your game is a true gem and i thank you for making it.

Hey. 

I just wanted to say, I absolutely loved your game. Not just as a general "liked", I really love what you've done.

The characters are awesome looking, the battles are a journey, and it takes rhythm games to a place in terms of story, that rhythm games haven't really been before.

I know, when you read comments, even ones of praise, then it can be hard to actually "feel" anything from them. It's hard for them to change your mindset. Don't feel bad about that, I know the feeling personally.

I just hope you take this compliment to heart.

I really liked your game. And as another passionate video game lover and as another entertainment artist then you inspire me. So much so, that if I ever find myself on sites like itch.io then this is always the first page I check.

Thank you for putting in the work. I promise you when your game comes out, then at least one person will buy it in a heartbeat

Don't give up!  This is a good game with a unique playstyle but familiar and almost nostalgic feel from it's JRPG-like format, and I would hate to see it die.  The game industry is a vicious and pretty cutthroat, but that's why you see so many indie games nowadays, cause ppl have a story they want to tell or art they want to show and they want to get it out without the big companies stomping on their creativity and there's now lots of platforms and places like itch.io to let them try!  And this game here?  This has a lot of potential and is already stacking up to be a wonderful game, atleast in my eyes.

Also don't worry about pricing!  As long as the demo slice stays free, ppl will give it a shot and get hooked by it.  I mean think of alot of the recent breakout games these past few years: FNaF, Undertale, Untitled Goose game, Don't Starve, Hollow Knight, Cuphead, Subnautica, just to name a few!  All of them cost to buy, but ppl played their demos and got super hooked and we're willing to pay cause the demo was so intriguing!  Not to mention if a YouTuber picks it up or a gaming news website picks it up and reports on it, you tend to get to get a ton of traffic.  You'll be noticed, I'm sure of it, this is too good to be missed.

So don't give up and keep believing in yourself and your game!  I can't wait to see what else you have in store for us! :D

I feel a lot of passion coming from this and I think that's why a lot of people make games/want to get into the industry. 

I honestly wish you luck on your work and I honestly think a price tag won't doom it. There's nothing wrong with wanting to make something and get paid for it too.