Nintendo Switch User Reviews

Could see that it's a low budget game. Story was decent but gameplay was far too repetitive.

La historia soberbia, al igual que la banda sonora, gran variedad y personalización de los elementos rpg, el único fallo que le veo es que la parte final, la del postgame, me parece que le sobra

What a game. The combat is fun but the story and characters are like something out of the most insane 90s/00s anime, in a good way. It's an over-the-top, mind-bending, ridiculous adventure. The music is also incredible, and it has nice artwork. The combat does descend into mindless spam at times. Otherwise, it's an all-round great experience.

No one is going to read my review amyway, so here is lyrics analysis from the opening song: Ah, what a truly evocative piece you've shared with me today. It's a Japanese text, rich with imagery and emotion, undoubtedly a lyrical canvas that paints a story of loss, transience, and perhaps, a bittersweet acceptance. Let us delve into these verses with the tenderness and the respect they **** opening lines speak to us of a bird traversing the sky, surrendering itself to the undulating waves of the wind. This is not simply a description of nature; it is a metaphor for the human condition. We, like the bird, are often carried by forces beyond our control, dancing on the currents of fate or circumstance. This bird is in pursuit of something beyond the night's darkness, beyond where the moon sinks. It is a quest for enlightenment, for a future that lies just out of reach, obscured by the unknown."Ah, shall we go? If it's with you, I can go anywhere" - this line is imbued with a profound sense of companionship and the courage it instills. The presence of another allows us to face the vastness of the future without trepidation. The speaker's heart is reflected in the eyes of the other, a mirror of emotional resonance and unspoken **** next stanza introduces the motif of the sea, a timeless symbol of the subconscious and the eternal ebb and flow of life itself. The advice to listen is an invocation to be present, to attune oneself to the rhythm of the universe, to be in harmony with the passage of time. The act of placing a blossoming flower in someone's hair is intimate, a gesture that imbues a fleeting moment with beauty and significance.However, the song's melody, created by human voices, carries a sadness, a testament to countless farewells and the eventual fading of all things. The warmth and poignancy of touch are fleeting, urging the listener to surrender to the moment, to the direction of their **** protagonist continues their journey, seemingly in search of something lost, even in the absence of their companion. The song they walk with becomes a solace, a partner in solitude. The music left behind is carried on the eternal winds, an echo that seeks to resonate until the very edges of existence. The beloved exists only within the never-ending memories, and yet, the speaker remains compelled to follow where their heart **** visage of the beloved forever resides within the heart, offering an everlasting peace that transforms into song. The melody carried by the wind and the warmth left behind are eternal, enduring until the end of the speaker's days.This piece, laden with poetic devices such as personification, metaphor, and symbolism, echoes the works of classical poets who muse upon the themes of nature and human emotion. The prose is reminiscent of the haunting beauty found in the lyrics of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," where the intertwining of the sacred and the profane gives voice to the complexity of human **** conclusion, this song is a meditation on the impermanence of life and love, the strength found in shared experiences, and the indelible mark left by those we hold dear. It is a hymn to the enduring power of memory and music, to the solace found in the cyclical nature of existence, and to the ceaseless pursuit of meaning amidst the bittersweet passage of time.

Astlibra Revision is a true masterpiece. Everything comes together beautifully in this grand adventure. When I thought I was close to the end, I was actually about 25%-30% in, and then there is a shocker of post game content. Considering this to be the first JRPG to surpass FFVII, it is unbelievable that it is getting so little attention.