The concept of changing game mechanics and graphics is interesting, but the game has so many issues the game itself just ends up not being fun. The writing is bad (there's some 4th wall breaking but it misses the mark), the combat is bland and frustrating, the dungeons and puzzles are unimaginative and there will be plenty of times where you have no idea what to do and it turned out you just had to talk to some random NPC. Judging by other reviews, it only gets worse.
I originally wrote this off as "yet another one of those weird anime games", but I ended up buying it anyway, and I'm glad I did. I got used to the typical JRPG quirks surprisingly quickly with some help of the settings menu and PCGW. The music is amazing, and the writing is silly but great, with a variety of humor. The gameplay is nothing out of the ordinary, but there's nothing wrong with that. The game does a great job of making your attacks feel like they have some impact behind them, something a lot of games sadly don't do. If you don't mind (or indeed, enjoy) some of the suggestive character art, you should consider picking up this game.
