A lone-survivor shepherd, four companions, and a battle system that turns turn-based combat into a risk calculation.

The profile is solid and even, which is rare. Fun lands ahead of 78% of games, the desert-island pick and attachment ahead of three quarters, the urge to rediscover it close behind, and controller feel above two thirds. No line collapses, no big gap: everything pulls the same way, upward. It is the portrait of an RPG that convinces on what it offers. An honest caveat: most of these lines rest on a single vote, and the desert-island criterion on three, so these are mostly encouraging first impressions, to be confirmed.

Against classic JRPGs, its Brave and Default system gives it a real tactical identity, and voters seem to respond to it.

So, for whom? For you if you love demanding turn-based RPGs, systems you tame, fantasy. Much less if turn-based wears you out fast or you flee battles that ask you to think.