Moonarc
Not as impactful as the original LiS (I mean come on, were any of us truly ready?) but still a great game overall. The characters really make this title shine and Alex is my new favorite protagonist of the series. You also get plenty of opportunities to sit down and vibe to indie music which is always a plus. Comparatively speaking, True Colors is rather cozy and there's plenty to eavesdrop- I mean, discover, in the small town of Haven Springs. That said, I do wish the game was a bit longer. Still, it's very much a worthwhile experience. The Wavelengths DLC is a bit dull but if you're a Steph fan and/or LGBTQ, definitely check it out.
2012
It has its annoying quirks (the 2008 really jumps out sometimes) but it's a very enjoyable and memorable experience. If you love Japanese RPGs or just need something to sink your teeth into for a hot minute, this game will certainly be satisfying.
Pretty run of the mill as far as games go, but if you're a fan of the Kingdom Hearts series it's a lovely, musical trip down memory lane. Plotwise it's totally skippable, since the next game is sure to recap what little did happen. But if you love the KH OSTs, I recommend grabbing it on sale.
2017
Enjoyment depends solely on who you play with. I've met wonderful people and downright awful individuals. The community also makes impressive content regularly so there's always something new to check out. Be careful if you're photosensitive.
...Don't let your kids play this game.
...Don't let your kids play this game.
Underrated love letter to the franchise and fans while being very much a full-fledged FF title in its own right. It gave me many smiles...and some tears. But seriously. It's a good, fun game.