I get that these sort of games need an action component and hiring people to go into dungeons and meeting people on the way is fun, but I feel like hunting for treasure in dungeon kind of drives the premise back to traditional rpg territory, even if it claims to be deviating from the trends. That's the problem with a lot of these kinds of parodies: the goofy premise eventually just becomes another rpg, but winking at the camera.

I can say all that but I still played it through twice, going about thirty hours each time. I really wish my computer had carried over my save from my last playthrough so I could do new game plus, but I was just craving this incredibly addicting experience again. I'm gonna need to put another year between playthroughs before I consider going for the bonus boss stuff though.

Tired of being good, I'm a capitalist now.