BenjamiNook

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Sure, it's a bit childish, but it's honestly one of the best RPGs I've played in quite some time, and infinitely better than the FF3 remake. It's simple, but the card mechanic is unique and refreshing, and it's just the right length to boot. Cute, but certainly the finest 7th gen. FF in my opinion, and the only RPG I've played which tops it is the 3DS's Bravely Default.

It might just be because I got Bravely Default at the same time, but this is kinda disappointing. There's nothing that makes it terrible, but particularly when compared to the other 3, actually 6, it just doesn't have that thing that makes me want to play it for more than about 2 minutes. I could only recommend it to hardcore FF fans, who probably already have it. To summarize, if you have a 3DS, Bravely Default is better, and for DS, I'd actually recommend that Chocobo spin-off. I'm sorry internet, I liked that game.

Is this the best game ever? No. Is this the best music/puzzle game ever? No. Is this the best indie game ever? No. Is this a damn good game with challenging yet addictive gameplay? Yes. Sometimes it kind of irritates me and changes its rules slightly, but all considered, it's a good game I would like to see a sequel to. Also, I got it when it was 15p on Steam, so I can't complain.

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I had never played street fighter before, but this seems like the best one. I'm not that good at it, but everything is so balanced and well-executed The soundtrack rivals SSB Brawl's, and the graphics are stunning for a 3DS game. If you don't buy this, you don't have the right to call ****. It is almost perfect

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