I feel guilty for not loving this one.
It is a good one, there is nothing BAD about it, but I am not hooked.
People like this for being cozy. And what I understand now about me is that I'm not too fond of cozy games. It is like Animal Crossing of Dungeon Crawlers, and too much attention to details that are not important to me.
It is a good one, there is nothing BAD about it, but I am not hooked.
People like this for being cozy. And what I understand now about me is that I'm not too fond of cozy games. It is like Animal Crossing of Dungeon Crawlers, and too much attention to details that are not important to me.
I greatly enjoyed this game. I was instantly taken in by its delightful art style, and was pleased to find out that it plays superbly well as well. What I like about it is that the game doesn't force you to rigidly adhere to a "correct" party line up, and lets you experiment and go whichever team you please.
It's a more forgiving DRPG experience than what I'm used to, and frankly I love that.
It's a more forgiving DRPG experience than what I'm used to, and frankly I love that.
Possibly the coziest DRPG.
For a dungeon crawler, it's very comfortable. There's no gameover or penalty for losing battles. Shortcuts are frequent, you're not able to grind out an overpowered party (though how you play can easily make most of it a breeze), and there's a simple enjoyment from exploring to fill out the maps and item logs.
Finished in a bit over 10 hours. Party of Warrior, Wizard, Sorcerer. The lack of punishment meant I didn't care about healing (you also heal up anyway after combat). Had fun with a tank and two somewhat glassy cannons.
Finished in a bit over 10 hours. Party of Warrior, Wizard, Sorcerer. The lack of punishment meant I didn't care about healing (you also heal up anyway after combat). Had fun with a tank and two somewhat glassy cannons.