One of the most bizarre games I ever played as a kid. The game has such a weird, eerie and lonely vibe to it, a sharp contrast to the animated show it's based on. The game has an ear-bleeding overworld theme that plays almost non-stop and it just adds to that weird aura. Bikini Bottom feels extremely abandoned, the only NPCs you meet are hostile for seemingly no reason, it almost feels like a post-apocalypse. I'd actually recommend playing this at least once, it's so weird and uncanny that it has its own charm despite not actually being a good game per say.

“Do you know how many coffee cups giant robot brains in jars use on a daily basis? NOT FUCKING MANY!!”

I love this DLC, easily the best expansion from any of the Fallout games. Unlike Honest Hearts which had a large, pretty world but not much to do in it, the Big MT is sprawling with interesting locations and quests with great loot to collect. It feels like Obsidian were taking a stab at the more theme park-like game design philosophy that Bethesda follows, encouraging exploration and I think it worked perfectly here.

Rating this game on its own merits, rather than as a Dragon Quest game since it's the only instalment I've played (although I do plan on playing XI very soon).
This game SLAPS. While some people might not like it, I really enjoy how the story follows a very loose structure, going from town to town, meeting various people, seeing their stories and helping them out. It's a really nice comfort game and one of the first real JRPGs I ever played. It can be a bit grindy and it's a shame that a good portion of its multiplayer content is now inaccessible, but I still have a lot of fun regardless. Also this game's sound design, just perfect.