Lulcy

And emotional story of an one-off minor character from the OG FFVII, Zack went from a footnote to one of the best FF characters. The only thing heavily holding the game back is the repetitive mission structure.

Does thing well enough in many places and slighly improves in one aspect of either KH1 or KH2, which saves it from being average (or below), but never reaches a high point on any category and thus making it the weakest entry of the mainline games.

Not as good as Persona 3 but still a very solid entry nonetheless, wish it was about 15hs shorter though.

One of the most emotional high school drama videogames out there. Can't say more than that. I wish the grind was a bit less punishing though.

One of the biggest jump in innovation of the franchise and undeservely hated for daring taking risks. The narrative is underdeveloped in parts but that big jump in gameplay improvements makes up for that.

It's an overall more satisfying experience to play thanks to quality of life features, the class system makes a more balanced gameplay, if a bit less flexible than in the original game.

This game 30hs longer than it should be, too much padding to hide how either underdeveloped some of its themes and story beats are. Good thing the game is filled with style to distract most players from that.

Rough edges can't stop the game from delivering an emotional, endearing and charming journey between 4 lovely chocobros.