An absolute marvel of a throwback RPG. Eight narratively and (perhaps more amazing) mechanically different playable characters that make party choices excruciating in the best possible way. I love its 2.5D aesthetic and the music is fantastic. I even managed to Platinum the game with minimal grinding (WHAT?!?!?). With the exception of The Witcher 3, I don't double-dip on 100+ hour Platinums, but there's a high likelihood I will for this one. Not only because I discovered some new mechanics on the FINAL BOSS, but because the game deserves a second go-round.