(I honestly wasnt even expecting to make a long review after i literally finished the game but here we are)
I started this game in my mind to cope myself for playing the Trails after going 9 games in a row but my god this game blew my expectations to the point that i couldn't stop thinking about it and the JDK Band tracks in this game.
YS plot start is always the same of every YS game but something about it never makes me bored seeing it happen countless of times. There's something about the start of that always me amazed of how the setting puts you in especially when you're hearing ''Sunshine Coastline'' in the back (god Unisuga never dissapoints) and it shows the sense of adventure and needless to say it's such a immaculate feeling.
The characters are pretty much solid but Dana and Hummel stole the show for me, kinda annoys me Hummel's backstory is locked in a bonding system but i really don't find it difficult to get it.
One thing about the story especially if you played till chapter 2 (if you know you know) but something about completly threw me off on it and honestly kinda gave me impression after being done with it was just ''huh? so the chapter ends like with that ''cartoon ass vilain?'' but honestly after looking at it, it honestly feels fine especially when the lore about Dana's character in the game comes in.
The experience after finishing a game and living rent free in your head after beating the game for days/months and rarely years is just why i love video-games so damn much.
I started this game in my mind to cope myself for playing the Trails after going 9 games in a row but my god this game blew my expectations to the point that i couldn't stop thinking about it and the JDK Band tracks in this game.
YS plot start is always the same of every YS game but something about it never makes me bored seeing it happen countless of times. There's something about the start of that always me amazed of how the setting puts you in especially when you're hearing ''Sunshine Coastline'' in the back (god Unisuga never dissapoints) and it shows the sense of adventure and needless to say it's such a immaculate feeling.
The characters are pretty much solid but Dana and Hummel stole the show for me, kinda annoys me Hummel's backstory is locked in a bonding system but i really don't find it difficult to get it.
One thing about the story especially if you played till chapter 2 (if you know you know) but something about completly threw me off on it and honestly kinda gave me impression after being done with it was just ''huh? so the chapter ends like with that ''cartoon ass vilain?'' but honestly after looking at it, it honestly feels fine especially when the lore about Dana's character in the game comes in.
The experience after finishing a game and living rent free in your head after beating the game for days/months and rarely years is just why i love video-games so damn much.