Doubt it holds up today, with all the other JRPGs I've played, but this was a decent game. Definitely nails that 'classic/traditional JRPG' aesthetic, as you end up traversing through some nice locales like a haunted forest, a desert, a ship voyage, and a gladiator tournament. Feels like a legit adventure. Combat's pretty basic but finding all the Djinn and mixing up their assignment to form classes was a nice touch. The story itself is interesting but its hampered by awkward dialogue and just being too wordy in general.