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While I prefer the weighty combat of the Souls series, I still enjoy NieR's combat for what it is. The only thing that I don't like about it is how imbalanced the game feels. The jump from each difficulty feels too high especially when you just started the game in my opinion. It could use nice bridging difficulties so people could get some decent challenge without getting too overwhelmed.

Collect all weapons and upgrade them to max level.I haven't played any Dragon Quest game since the early 2010s. And I've also started to play less turn based JRPG with each passing year. Then this game came into my library and put me back on a JRPG mood. Simply put, this game managed to remind me of how much I adore DQ as well as rekindle my love for turn-based JRPGs.

One thing that surprised me the most about DQXI is how massive it is. There are multiple times when I had thought I am this close to finishing the game, only to find out it still goes on. Despite its size however the game managed to keep me hooked during my journey to platinum the game, a feat that few RPGs manage to do. Some of you might find one aspect of this game to be comparable to the Trails series, namely the NPCs. In Dragon Quest the NPCs also change their dialogues on every major story point. While the the two long-running series seem similar at first glance, both execute this aspect differently. In Trails most NPCs tend to talk about a large event that revolve around multiple towns. Comparatively in Dragon Quest NPCs mostly react to events happening in their local town. Oh, did I mention you can also talk to your party members? Granted NPCs in Dragon Quest rarely ever offer deep dialogues, but I prefer it more simply because each one is lovingly crafted with vibrant personalities (and accents). This was a nice chill RPG without any kinds of melodrama.

It was simply relaxing from start to finish and I ended up craving for more conventional JRPGs to play. Yuuup, this was a surprise release that nobody expected. Atlus has many great games but is notorious for being anti-PC. So I'm glad SEGA has a say in porting their games nowadays. I've known Atlus as a publisher who publishes quirky games either quirky in terms of storytelling or in gameplay. Despite this, I still ended up getting surprised both by Catherine's overall presentation and gameplay depth. More than anyone, Atlus is able to prove a game can have both style and substance at the same time. It's great that every level does not feel the same and requires different block pushing techniques. However I really suck at fast-paced puzzles and this game is no exception.

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