Beat the 2 main campaigns and tried playing the challenge mode and I personally couldn't get much enjoyment out of this. The art style is superb though I do think the music could be better in contributing to the mood. I think the core issue with the game though tends to be the gameplay loop isn't very engaging at least to me. I think the issue tends to be very fun investigating the very limited amount of mysteries that a recycle throughout the game limiting the intrigue. I also don't think the budgeting aspect of the game is very engaging due to how random the game is. It feels like in certain runs of the challenge mode it is luck-based if you can or can't win. I also really dislike the core gameplay as I feel like support options with allies weren't properly balanced. I could be significantly better at this game as my knowledge of the balancing is clearly poor.

Playtime: 43.8 Hours Notes: Initially endearing story gets annoying and overly complicated by the end Game restricts freedom far too much with the early game not being able to capture Combat System is pretty AIDS The brokenhearted system leads to a lot of unengaging dialogue and gameplay and is sort of representative of my issue with the game. The Final Boss is AIDS While Familiars seem interesting initially they recycle too many by the end to be interesting and they vary WAY to much in ability level.