A fun, short rpg with a really polished battle system with intelligent design, worth a look.

Short and sweet adventure game, lots of fun and charming characters

excellent ps1 style adventure game, honestly breathtaking visually, the sort of game you always imagine your favourites looking and feeling like

Interesting concept, with some neat hidden depths here and there.

Nothing better than hearing the twinkle noises increasing and realising you are about to die.

despite showing its age, still not a bad game, glad I finally got to play it after missing my chance years ago.

These days though I simply don't have the patience for the glacial pace of missions.

An interesting action rpg, the sort of game that makes you wish you'd been into the psp back in the day if you weren't.

You always hope a game is going to fill that SSX shaped hole, unfortunately this one didn't but its still a decent time and worth a look if you're into that sort of thing.

A really interesting concept and sticks to its very unique control scheme, unfortunately my ham hands cannot manage even the earliest levels.

Excellent game with a great concept, can be a bit tiring during lengthier sessions, thats when you realise you are just stock taking a fucking warehouse. Honestly cannot recommend it enough.

Last boss is stupid, missiles that stick to you like glue, not sure if its just the sega classics version but hit boxes seem especially big.

Theres some neat new content if you are a fan of warriors games, overall though, the open world just doesnt do the game any favours, its fun conquering the land piece by piece and satisfying to see your little map of dots expanding but theres no real purpose to most places and everything feels bare bones.

Hopefully this is a step on the way to a better open world warriors game down the line.

I'm terrible at it, but it's a fascinating and novel game.

Its a cute game and has a nice mysterious story to go along with it but my god the controls on PC are almost unplayable, I have no idea if the vita's touch controls led to a far better experience but if thats the case it just doesnt translate over to PC at all.