The end of denial on the cusp of forever, every action has led to this path and the only way towards a future is to look back and tackle the past head on. This was Kiryu Kazuma's life, and this is Ichiban Kasuga's future.

Replayed this one. Despite the faults, still fantastic. That finale is some of the best stuff in the entire franchise

More than aesthetics, more than anti-war. Something greater. A showcase of the real reasons wars are fought.

Massive improvement over Innocent Sin in every capacity. There's a lot to be said about this one.
The world moves on without you.

Defiant of the fate that is written in the walls of history itself. Stand now and forever for what you believe in

Poetic in a sense, and definitely a bit too on the nose. The scripted moments occasionally pull you out of the immersion but even so, the sense of scale is so grand that you get lost in all its messaging of our shared inner humanity.

It's not Like a Dragon: Of The End it's "LIKE A DRAGON OF THE END." A dragon (or two) for the end times. Any fan of the series owes themselves to play this

Simplistic in its nature, uses the medium to tell a narrative that's engaging because you can't tell it in anywhere else quite like this. Unfortunately bogged down by the fact most of the missions are pretty tiring 10-20 minute score attacks, really brings down what was a fun gameplay loop

Competent enough demake. I don't know what to say, it's still Persona 3. An inferior version of the game, to me at least

Nothing much to add, its a cute fan disc with some extra info regarding the original game. Well worth the 2 hour read if you're a Tsukihime fan