It certainly scratches that 'Turn-based RPG' itch I get, which being a really fun and inventive game. It has a colorful and energetic aesthetic, while keeping in the classic designs that made me fall in love with the genre as a kid. Fun combat, great characters, and an appropriately melodramatic story. My only big knock is that the game really didn't expect me to find the character of Garl as utterly annoying as I did, because a lot of emotion flew out the window when I started rooting for him to die. But, you can't win them all. As it stands, it's a very charming game, and I'll be interested to see what the developers do next.