Gorgeous little Studio Ghibli-inspired JRPG that plays like a real time blend of Dragon Quest and Pokémon. I played this on the PS3 I still have hooked up and it looks astonishing ten years later. So what left me a little cold here? Standard JRPG complaints - fetch quest mechanics, repetetive battles. I just don't have all the gaming time in the world these days, and can't help but feel that forty or fifty gaming hours were better spent distributed across a variety of games. Your mileage (and free time) may vary!