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Really great jrpg in the vein of Paper Mario/Clair Obscura. Fun, though not serious story, surprisingly deep combat. It doesn't overstay it's welcome. Slightly buggy, be sure to save often.

A strange idea brought to life in spectacular fashion. 4 hours in and I can confirm this is a love letter to all music genres and their split-offs. It may not have the shiniest graphics, but it makes for it in everything else. If you like music and turn based rpgs then here is the love child of both.

Had I not already been sold, the "Weird Owl" would have done it.

Great story and music

Amazing Story Amazing Musical Numbers Amazing Cast you can barely tell that many characters are a split cast between speaking and singing roles