Stylized Shibuya, headphones glued to your ears, and a soundtrack that stays with you long after you switch the console off.

No preference ranking here, so we go straight to the detail, and it draws a game with a strong identity. Rediscovery explodes, ahead of 94% of titles: what you would love to relive fresh is exactly what this game promises. The art direction follows, ahead of nearly 90% of games, and the soundtrack sits not far behind. Attachment stays solid, above the middle. Only fun and controller feel land right at the median, to confirm on few votes. The picture is consistent: a game you keep for its style and its emotion more than for its bite.

Among DS RPGs, it remains the oddball, the one that used the dual screen and touch like no other, carried by its sharp art direction.

So, who is it for? You, if you love a world with a unique signature, a memorable soundtrack, and a story you do not forget. Much less so if you mainly want pure, instant controller sensations.