Lost Eidolons

While I gravitate to turn-based grid-style tactics games for the gameplay, having a great story also benefits keeping you griped on the world and characters.

The Deck handled the game well, not getting too hot during extended play sessions, and provided roughly 2 hours of gameplay on battery power.

These sections provide a nice breather from the tactical combat and help flesh out both the world and your relationships with other characters.

While the "secondary" cast doesn't get as much, the main ones (well, pretty extensive cast of "main" ones) are given the spotlight, interacting, show personality, and on occasions dialogue goes in unexpected places and makes for a few hidden gems (whoever wrote Gilbert, hats off, absolutely love that character, also slightly unrelated but I wanna mention Ballistar's voice acting, brilliant).

The graphics are serviceable at these settings, offering a decent visual experience without pushing any boundaries.

Having also a GROWING roster of characters to USE would be also a nice thing especially given the flood of bosses later on.