GAME The Strongest Job Is Apparently Not a Hero or a Sage, but an Appraiser (Provisional)! ~Dungeon and Mystery Girl~

It's... OK. There's no real meat here and there are better games of its type that are cheaper. Tried it out as a fan of the show and it didn't disappoint in that aspect, but there's nothing here that makes it a compelling purchase. I'd recommend it for a deep sale, or maybe if they release more content for it, but as it stands right now save your time and money.

This game is a direct insult to Waku Waku 7, and SUNSOFT should be ashamed to betray their fans not once, not twice, but three times in a single month. Not only is this game way overpriced for something you could feasibly beat in three hours, but despite using SUNSOFT's character as their main selling point, they believe themselves to be too good to give you actual content with Tesse, who is nothing more than nine minimally edited portrait sprites. No custom cutscene, no fancy art, no way to play her, no fanservice whatsoever. They would rather you pay your attention to the incredibly generic, forgettable RPG stereotypes that not a single soul is going to remember after a week. The fact that this game has to advertise Tesse, who is from a single arcade game from 30 years ago, to sell you a game based off a CURRENTLY RUNNING ANIME YOU CAN FIND ON JAPANESE TELEVISION RIGHT NOW, is a sad, pathetic testament to how oblivious SUNSOFT is to their own legacy. In fact, not only do they not give attention to Tesse, they refused to do the bare minimum for her. She is mischaracterized as a helpless girl, given a "mama and papa" which directly contradicts her origins as an android, and even a…