FANTASIAN Neo Dimension

Boring. The gameplay had potential, but the mechanics are so barebones and underdeveloped that it feels like most of that potential was simply wasted. The story is by far the worst part. It’s incredibly basic and predictable, and most of the characters seem completely oblivious to what’s happening around them. A lot of what is supposed to be presented as a twist or revelation is only surprising because the characters somehow fail to notice things that are blatantly obvious to the player. It often feels like the story has to artificially keep the characters in the dark just to create the illusion of mystery.

This game is good , but the 1st half of the game and 2nd half of the game plays like 2 separate games. I understand difficulty spikes, but this is more of change how you play entirely or die. I still enjoyed the atmosphere, the story, and the characters.

Muy buen juego un jrpg totalmente entretenido en todos sus aspectos.

[b]C — Interesting combat ideas buried under too much friction[/b] [i]Stopped before completing the game, then read the remaining story.[/i] Fantasian's attack trajectories were its most promising idea for me. Enemy positioning gave ordinary encounters another consideration, while distinct character roles made boss preparation worthwhile. I could see the appeal whenever those elements came together. The surrounding game made reaching those moments harder than it needed to be. Progression took too long to become interesting. The early party felt limited, and I wanted more reasons to experiment well before the broader growth system opened up. The combat was competent, but it never became strong enough to carry everything around it. The diorama environments also worked better as an idea than as places I enjoyed navigating. I frequently found the camera and movement awkward. Traversal is something an RPG asks you to do constantly, so that discomfort accumulated throughout the journey. It was not simply a case of disliking the visual style. The point where I stopped combined delayed progression with a sharp difficulty increase. My underlevelled party ended up feeling practically trapped in the Triangle-quest dungeon. I am not claiming it was technically impossible to continue, but the situation made pushing forward feel more frustrating than worthwhile. Some personal relationship material showed promise, yet the amnesia premise and cosmic direction never held my interest. The party took too long to come together, and the music I heard did not leave much of an impression. Those weaknesses removed the reasons I might otherwise have tolerated the rougher sections. Players especially interested in trajectory-based battles or the diorama aesthetic may find more to enjoy. For me, the combat ideas were too modest a reward for the navigation, pacing and progression problems. I finished my time with it feeling disappointed rather than curious about what remained. [b]Category grades[/b] [list] [*]Combat: A- [*]Progression: C [*]Story: C- [*]Characters: C [*]World: C- [*]Music: C [*]Presentation: D [*]Pacing: D- [/list] [i]Check my profile for more JRPG reviews.[/i]

Great game, truly a masterpiece 10/10 The gameplay, music and artstyle is really amazing The game encourages you to explore, otherwise you might find yourself having a hard time The only downside is not having a skip or speed during some of bosses huge animations (specially when you're already doing it for the 3rd time)

Not a bad jrpg! You can feel its mobile origins though