OnlyGodGamer

Gameplay mechanics I had never experienced before. An interesting story. It was fun, although it was a shame the playtime was short.

When I played the first game on the Switch, the mountains were practically barren with no grass. However, in the second game, the vegetation is alive and breathing, and the frame rate is smooth, making the immersion incredibly good.

Less immersive than the previous game. An incomprehensible story. I felt distracted throughout the entire gameplay.

It is touching, and the story is truly excellent. It is a heartwarming and wonderful game. I recommend it.

Despite disliking turn-based games, this is very fun. The story is also incredibly entertaining as it enters its finale and resolves the plot points. However, the fact that the level suddenly spikes during the final battle, forcing you to farm experience points and blocking your progress, is a negative point in this review.

This game is very difficult, but it is a fun game that gives you a sense of accomplishment when you clear the boss.

The story, the visuals, everyThe story, visuals, and everything is a masterpiece. It is our eternal GOTY, and you must play it.thing is a masterpiece.

The leveling structure is truly amazing, creating a sense of fundamental fear in Grace's part and a sense of relief when transitioning to Leon's part.

The Artier weapons obtainable early on are so overpowered that you don't need to use equipment made from other monster materials, causing the game's appeal to fade too quickly.

There were too many parts of the story's introduction that were difficult to understand. From mentioning the name of an NPC I had never seen before (e.g., Jian), to the strong impression that the narrative that should have originally been there was cut short, the game leaves a distinct impression. However, if you focus on the fun of the game itself, you will eventually reach its true essence.