Another game in the series where I’m not sure whether to recommend it or not, but let’s say I do.

Pros:
- The game has everything you’d expect from a JRPG. The combat system is pretty good. The characters have a variety of skills to choose from. The crystal system is pretty cool, but in the endgame you’ll be rerolling them endlessly while upgrading. It have also a few discrepancies like Spring I indicating existence of Spring II.
- A fairly well-developed crafting system. Of course, you’ll find plenty of items along the way, but if you’re missing an ingredient, you can easily buy it.
- Overall, the game rewards you for scouring every nook and cranny in search of chests and hidden loot. Mostly with some items and more importantly weapon recipes.
- The music is catchy.
- Graphically, it doesn’t look bad at all for a Unity engine game, although...

Cons:
- ...If you have an AMD graphics card, it’s highly likely that not all shaders will load. Including nearly all the foliage. In my case, I fixed this using DXVK. The developers seem to be blaming AMD for this issue...
- Overall, the game is underpolished. VA in dialogue cuts, frozen interface elements, combat freezes, totally black screen on one boss, buggy puzzle mechanics, graphical artifacts, and occasional crashes to the desktop.
- In addition to the above, there are design-related issues. Both the map and the minimap are useless. The map itself lacks detail and is too vague. It’s missing even something as basic as the ability to zoom out. Nekaroo tends to disappear after cutscenes forcing you to summon it again. UI navigating can be frustrating with controller (weapon crafting). Choosing teleportation destination jumps all around world map because these are sorted by story/unlock order.

My first impression was that I was looking at a port of a mobile game but overall it's wasn't a bad experience. Play only if you have high tolerance for clunkiness.

Voice acting is really good for a small team. Games kind of janky with barren bits of open world.

A classic example of why Western devs should stay far away from JRPGs.
This is nothing but regurgitated slop that the creator of this game puked back up after playing them.
Never start your game off with an entire screen dedicated to "We're a small developer team" - please no bully.
So now we all go into it expecting less, great thought process there, I'm primed for a disaster, or was that the plan all along?
Who did the DeviantArt commissions for the art in this game? This game is a weeaboo emulation.
I'd rather play Kingdom Hearts with a mod that makes Donald's voice 50% louder.
I feel so bad for people who downvoted this game after 40 hours. You don't need a workweek to understand how terrible this game is going to be based on how it starts.
A 7/11 slurpie is worth more than this on sale.