Very interesting story concept that was executed passably enough - not a bad game by any means, however, it seemed as if they had a lot of ideas for where they wanted to go, but weren't sure how to go all-in.

The main campaign was just the right length for me to not get fully tired of the game, and the side content had just enough whimsy (with a tiny bit of education) that made certain small questlines feel interesting enough to follow.

I think you have to have at least a somewhat of an interest in Japanese mythology/folklore to be able to look past what ends up being a pretty repetitive and underwhelming gameplay loop.