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Here is a quick overview of the exporter/engine's possibilities. For further detail, see dedicated sections.
You can use vertex paint to color your geometry, or UV textures.
When exporting, your textures will be converted to the Playstation TIM format in 8bit mode by default. An option is available to use 4bits TIMs instead.
By default, the script looks for/saves textures in a 'TEX' folder in your project directory. There is an option to use a custom folder when exporting.
So far, you can use 3 directional, colored light sources. The direction, color and intensity will be used by the game engine.
The position of the light source is irrelevant here.
Set your light sources as "Sun" in order to get a sense of what the lighting will be in-game.
The PSX far and back color will be set according to the Blender Horizon and Ambient color parameters.
See this page for more details.
You can set multiple cameras in your scene to use either as different camera angles you can switch between, or have the camera position interpolate between.
A few different camera modes are available.
The engine supports vertex animation.
There is an option to use pre-rendered backgrounds, ala Resident Evil/Parasite Eve.
The exporter uses flags you'll have to set in the object's data Custom Properties tab.
See the dedicated sections for a list of available flags.