It's so good. I remember being puzzled with how the gameplay would work, but upon playing the game for a few hours, I was able to get a grasp on it, and had a lot of fun. The art and writing were pretty good, and even it I haven't played the game in a while, it still sticks with me to this day.

A capital J JRPG. I liked the gameplay itself, I just realized that doing a lot of grinding wasn't my thing, so I dropped it.

A thoroughly miserable experience. For a visual novel, I found the writing to, for the most part be boring, overly-repetitive, and inane. Everything about it seems to be taken from the worst anime tropes, and it can't even bother to do anything interesting with it save for Gundham and Fuyuhiko.

Pretty good, although lacking compared to the first game. I loved the mechanics of this one, and I remember spending hours grinding just for the hell of it.

A great game that I love coming back to just for the funsies. It's my first MG game, and I've heard that the story just doesn't measure up in comparison, but honestly, I found it quite fun. Aside from that, the gameplay is obviously great.

Overall a great game to play with something on in the background. Maybe on a plane, during a long car ride, or when with friends as well. I wouldn't really play it otherwise.

Loved the artstyle and battle mechanics, but the grindiness of it all put me off and I still haven't come back to it years later.

One of my favorite games ever.

Pretty good. The new abilities were fun and interesting to use when traversing through the overworld. Open-world design and uninteresting story kept me from finishing the game however.

There are moments when I really enjoy this game (combat, dungeon crawling, yusuke) and there are others where I hate it. There's a lot to like here, but I found the overly repetitive dialogue and thematic dissonance too intrusive for me to fully be into it. I'm also not a huge fan of the characters, although I see how others would be.

Objectively worse than Origins, the game is pretty obviously rushed and repetitive in some places, but the foundations of a good game are still there. At the same time, I find the story and characters deeply compelling in ways that the other two games were not, to the point where its my favorite in the series. That is to say, the game makes me virulently ill, and I think of her every day.

One of my favorite games! Love how many customization options both in gameplay and story.