A lush world to reclaim, two heroes born under enemy skies, and the promise of a big JRPG adventure.

The profile tells of a game you keep close to the heart. Attachment sits ahead of 89% of titles, and fun lands at the same level, which says a lot about the hours that slip by unnoticed. Next to that, rediscovery stays low, in the bottom third, as if once the story is lived it replays less well. The art style and the controller feel both point high, but on very few votes, so treat that as unconfirmed. The desert island pick and the soundtrack stay around average.

In the action JRPG space, this is the profile of a game you adopt more than you admire, carried by its characters and its pacing rather than a visual or musical signature that marks you for life.

So, who is it for? For you if you love an adventure that pulls you in for the long haul, companions you grow attached to, combat that keeps you up late. Much less if you chase the thrill of the first time or a soundtrack you carry everywhere.