Relink can be astoundingly good as a fast-paced boss fight action game, but it's not without issues. Before you see any of its best encounters, it'll test your loyalty with a mediocre 15 hours of story (blocking all meaningful co-op play) as well as some extremely unintuitive build paths and progression methodology (save scumming, critically important but unexplained loot traits, red herring grinds, etc). Some of the weird end-of-the-endgame stuff has soured me a little, but I loved this game enough to play over 100 hours in a month, and that's not normal for me.

Here's the best way I can explain the appeal of this game: do you want to fight giant anime dragons? Do you want to hear songs like this while you do that? Obviously you do, right?