Holy, I forgot about Dokapon until I saw its case in my storage bin. This cooked and hit enough satisfaction points for me to save up and ask my mother to go halfsies with me. Only thing is when it finally arrived, I had no clue that games could be region locked, and it didnt help that I clearly bought the one with katakana on it! Didn't stop me as I waited another month to play it instead of consuming Youtube videos on it. As far as I can remember, this shit was crack and I had no clue there was a recent switch release of it. Time to convince mates to play an RPG Mario Party!

Guy speak beaver. IMO the 2nd is a step or two higher then the 1st. I really like proficiency in games, wished I could find more games like BL1 and kind-of Fallout... BUT for this game it takes the satisfaction (for me) of gaining xp and leveling up. I like that you aren't entirely forced to class your cast, but the game lowkey does push some stats on a character for you. Other than that I'm thankful for the Pixel Remaster and the auto-battle, because manually having to increase those proficiencies could be annoying (especially since some mobs AND bosses are just high in defense or immune to spells/magic). Having magic just target all by default and having those magics tier up gives this game a .5 increase itself. Although that kinda gets negated by not having the consistent/concrete 4th party member so yeah