Not just another OSR clone! It has the basic rules you would expect, but simplifies some aspects that speeds up play, like not having to roll hit points. I think this game would be great for kids too, simplified rules and art that is adorable (as Matthew stated in his comment).

I love this game. I'm sure the Chibi style pushes some tradionalists away, but they are losing a gem. This is one of the best original-related iterarions of the game: it has a fresh approach to old concepts and make the original game feel like a modern creature. The chibi style makes me think about the perfect d20 "Tales of...." campaign. Highly recommend this, it is full of exciting rules solving some classic hindrances (for those who find old school gaming compelling as well as clunky).

For the past few days I have soloed my way through Isle of the Rat Wizard (for Far Away Land RPG), free at DriveThru, a six page adventure which is a bit wacky, but it does not have to be. It is for first level characters. It is designed for a Dungeon Master and several players. I used Paul's The Solo Adventurer's Toolbox to solo it. The game system I used was Dungeons Smashers which is on sale at the moment. It has 105 pages and more than 100 illustrations. I did complete the quest and the PCs received a gold bar and a sloop. We recruited a sailor and then sailed the open seas. This led us to The Mystery of Black Ash Island for 7th Sea. It is free out there on the web. At a port the PCs bought a treasure map and went after the treasure right away. The druid was able to find the treasure and get it to the boat. However, pirates in another sloop were waiting for this moment. There was a big battle and now we have two sloops. Our sailor died during this. We had captured one of the pirates, but he could not be trusted. We made him swim to a small island. And, of course, the pirates had loot!