There was so so much I loved about this game.
To start, Ichiban is one of the most wonderful AAA protagonists I have ever seen. It was so refreshing not to be in the mindset of a grizzled and cynical man, but instead with a character who is enthusiastic and so openly feels joy, love, rage, and grief.
All of the party members won me over too, and the dynamics in party chats and table talks delighted me from start to finish.
I am a self-professed minigame ignorer, but I had so much fun trying out all the minigames and sinking probably 10 hours into the management sim alone.
My nitpicks have to do with the finicky combat movement, the chapter 12 difficulty spike, and general turn-based rpg fussiness. I was so happy to hear that most (if not all) of these problems have been solved in Infinite Wealth and I cannot wait to play it.
To start, Ichiban is one of the most wonderful AAA protagonists I have ever seen. It was so refreshing not to be in the mindset of a grizzled and cynical man, but instead with a character who is enthusiastic and so openly feels joy, love, rage, and grief.
All of the party members won me over too, and the dynamics in party chats and table talks delighted me from start to finish.
I am a self-professed minigame ignorer, but I had so much fun trying out all the minigames and sinking probably 10 hours into the management sim alone.
My nitpicks have to do with the finicky combat movement, the chapter 12 difficulty spike, and general turn-based rpg fussiness. I was so happy to hear that most (if not all) of these problems have been solved in Infinite Wealth and I cannot wait to play it.