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The three-quarter view makes exploring the ancient Japan setting feel so much more immersive than a flat top-down RPG. I’ve been playing for hours and the kabuki stage backdrops alone are worth the price.

The kabuki aesthetic really sets this apart—the stage-like battlefields feel alive with detail. Combat has a nice tactical edge thanks to the three-quarter view, and the music fits the ancient Japan theme perfectly. I've been hooked exploring every area.

The three-quarter perspective gives this kabuki-style Ancient Japan setting so much personality, and the action RPG combat feels surprisingly fluid for the hardware. I've been playing through it every night this week and still discovering new details in the backgrounds.