Anime has always lent itself particularly well to the JRPG form. There’s something about the typical shonen narrative of a protagonist slowly grinding their way from small-town nobody to world-beating juggernaut that meshes flawlessly with the hidden mathematics behind turn-based combat and inventory management. Slice-of-life anime often finds its way onto a handheld as a visual novel, too.…
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Lovingly crafted world is evident from the outset
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Captures the feel of the Little Witch Academia series nicely
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Has some fine RPG elements buried in the gameplay
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Combat is frustrating and simplistic
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Needlessly time consuming gameplay elements
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Imperfect marriage of two different genres
