I played this with a new ortho keyboard and decided to learn the Workman layout with it.
Now I know what old people feel like when you ask them to type something.

Gameplay-wise, it's very poorly optimized, you need much better hardware than
the mentioned minimal requirements.

Except for that, it's an indie masterpiece.

Such a unique and exciting approach to gameplay. I had so much fun playing and finished the game in one sitting. I also found myself in awe at the artstyle, music, level design, and so on. Finishing fights felt rewarding and worthwhile, and the story narration felt so true to the "storybook" aesthetic. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed, and found myself eager to overcome the word battles rather than feel daunted and frustrated. Challenging, but within reason. Absolutely loved!

Dont even consider buying this game!!!

Pros:
- The story, can likely be, a good adventure.
- the simplicity of it is nice
- The fox is a nice thing

Cons:
- you have to press space every time you want to write - IE you have to guess where to type
- whoever has made this game, has no idea of colours - when you work in the firery underground, making some of the words ORANGE LIKE THE P*SSING LAVA is a bad idea!
- Are you a bit behind, the letters burn black - which is again not easy to see in the underground where half is organge, half is black - so, words turn into a guessing-game
- The latest message I notated was a demotivating message, after I died, something along "maybe start over"

Overall, the idea is fine, but the execution of it is just a bl**dy mess! Do not come near!