An obscure SNES JRPG where you spend half the time playing as the villain, going around villages to kill people and suck their souls, and the other half as the hero trying to stop that villain from destroying the world. The two even play differently, with Rukyu (the bad guy) being a powerhouse that however has limited time to waste and needs to rely on recruiting monsters, while Falco (the good guy) is a more balanced hero with a fixed party.
It's a cool idea that's executed overall pretty well, but I think it's best played with the understanding that it has some of the jank that sometimes accompanies an RPG of its age, and should perhaps be played with a willingness to use a guide or save states every once in a while if needed. Otherwise, I think it's a very creative concept that makes for a pretty good story, and is worth playing for fans of the genre or those interested in the premise.
It's a cool idea that's executed overall pretty well, but I think it's best played with the understanding that it has some of the jank that sometimes accompanies an RPG of its age, and should perhaps be played with a willingness to use a guide or save states every once in a while if needed. Otherwise, I think it's a very creative concept that makes for a pretty good story, and is worth playing for fans of the genre or those interested in the premise.