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The battle system feels so fresh and unrestrained compared to other RPGs I've played on PS2, with a real sense of freedom in how you approach each fight. I love how the developers just went for it without worrying about sequel pressure.

Picking up this game after years of Final Fantasy fatigue, the way the developers just let loose with the battles is a breath of fresh air. The combat feels so much more free and experimental, like they weren't shackled by any expectations. It’s genuinely the most fun I’ve had with a PS2 RPG in a lo

The battle system is refreshingly different from other RPGs of that era, with a nice action-RPG feel. I just wish the game had a bit more guidance on where to go next, but the unique combat makes up for it.