This review contains spoilers
It was every bit as rewarding as I imagined it would be watching Rorona slowly grow up and reach the age that she adopts a daughter of her own. The family relationship of her and Lulua was so precious. It's only a matter of time until Sterk becomes her father too lol.
In the previous games I felt it almost a little disrespectful to have the previous protagonists in my party rather than getting to know the new cast, so I greatly appreciated the assist system in the combat that meant Rorona could still visibly participate from the sidelines.
The game itself perhaps leaned a bit too heavily on the previous games, but I can give it some leniency since getting to go back and explore most major locations from the past three games with higher graphical fidelity and a rotatable camera was very enjoyable.
In the previous games I felt it almost a little disrespectful to have the previous protagonists in my party rather than getting to know the new cast, so I greatly appreciated the assist system in the combat that meant Rorona could still visibly participate from the sidelines.
The game itself perhaps leaned a bit too heavily on the previous games, but I can give it some leniency since getting to go back and explore most major locations from the past three games with higher graphical fidelity and a rotatable camera was very enjoyable.