What.... a beautiful ending.

The story was so well written. The dialogue extremely witty, which you hardly see in games. And the cinematography was just exceptional. From what I know, the developers were just fans of films. But they somehow delivered to a degree higher than most films you see. It is truly exceptional.

I did dislike the gameplay. If there is a remaster or remake, it needs to improve the quality of life for combat.

There is no experience. But instead your weapons get more "attuned" to killing certain types of monsters (from what I understood). But the problem is that you have to keep switching between weapons to optimally have strong enough weapons or else you will be doing 1 damage to all enemies. It is the slog of having to go through the menu multiple times that really holds back the game.

If that is improved, then this game would be more bearable and more of an enjoyable challenge. I enjoyed the concept of the gameplay and to recommend it to any hardcore jrpg player looking for a challenge.

But this game shines more in its story. And the story delivers.