Rasetsu Fumaden

+ good OST, charming yet powerfull + pretty much great oldschool graphic + good customizing you char stats + dumplings + old but good visual and bgs + interesting npcs + good challenges + some fights and normal encounter, kills you insantly when you are a movement and anit-skill Günther (even when you think you are powerfull enough....you are not...) + some pretty much Darksouls mechanic when you are not prepared + it doesnt matter how much you level, you are always weaker + good tactical + action battle + easy story to get into unfolds really great + you can adjust your playstyle + yuri + cute chars + i loved the artwork + MC is great and entertaining + Dumplings! + some great japanese driven mythology and scenario involved + dark setting in a lively world + some gem is here + miracle gem here - some pretty nasty bugs (boss freezes with game, some graphical glitching) - some weird encounters with weird positioning - artwork bugs - translation issues - pretty short ---- omg this confirm button makes me nuts >_> despite some bugs, errors etc. the game didnt crash the whole pc or something else. The setting is pretty good for an old game, action is pretty cool and entertaining. sto…

A fantastic game, it reminds me of some of the old Ys games with how fast and fun it is to play, the magic talisman system is unique and enjoyable to use, the art is good and story is entertaining, really loved the whole experience, their were a couple issues thought, I had to select skip prologue to start the game, but it played the prologue anyway, so bug or something, and I played using a PS4 controller which didn't work at first, but the game tells you to press F1 i think it was to change controls, and it worked perfectly on the third control scheme, the way to make the game easier if you want, is to equip luck boosting items during a level, so you get all the materials you need, then equip attack and defense for boss's, totally recommend the game it's great.

Charms are fun hehe

Rasetsu Fumaden, developed by exeCUTE and published by GAMER Plan, is a stylized action RPG that draws heavily from Japanese folklore and Edo-period aesthetics while delivering fast-paced, technique-driven combat. At the center of the story is Rasetsu Raki, a demon princess gifted with powerful sealing abilities who chooses to fight on the front lines rather than remain sheltered by her status. The narrative sets up a world where humans, demons, and divine beings coexist in uneasy tension, and supernatural disturbances threaten the fragile balance. While the overarching plot follows a familiar action-RPG structure of confronting escalating threats, it benefits from its mythological flavor and the strong presence of its female protagonist, whose identity as both royalty and warrior adds dimension to the journey. The core appeal of Rasetsu Fumaden lies in its combat system. Battles are presented in a dynamic perspective that allows for fluid movement and positioning, with players chaining together basic sword strikes, special techniques, and defensive maneuvers to control the battlefield. Raki’s arsenal includes a variety of offensive skills such as spinning slashes, elemental-infus…

(Couldn't finish my run due to Tenten bugging out at the shrine!) The combat has fun moments. There are abilities and spells that look nice and feel satisfying to use. The RPG system offers some build flexibility. Items influence on stats is noticeable. Going back to grind for weapon materials isn't frustrating. The free resurrection system combined with the frequent leveling allows for a fun grinding loop. Despite being low-poly & Unity based, effort has been put into location design. Some spots are atmospheric in a "PS2" way (I love them). Despite the levels being linear, I appreciated exploring them. Especially because of the hidden locations. The 2.5D graphics combined with anime CG's manage to convey a coherent aesthetic. The setting of "a mythological fantasy rural Japan" might be familiar, but I appreciate it. The characters follow otaku archetypes that I enjoy. The plot has an interesting mystery that I can't comment on because I haven't finished this (I'm bugged out from completing!!!). I would say "it feels like a PS2 ARPG made in Unity", but in a good way. But it's still a "PS2 ARPG made in Unity" so the cheapness, shortness, and bugginess common to both PS2…

Very scuffed design and with a pretty awful English translation, but outside of that, the art is very nice, the music is vibin, and if you can get over the bugs it's a pretty fun indie action jrpg with a cool feudal Japanese mythological theming. Maybe get it on sale.