Brutal Orchestra

Gameplay is pretty easy to pickup but gets pretty fun with all of the different party members, bosses, and items, this game is about to get another small expansion and gets little tweaks time to time, so the replayability is pretty high.

I liked the story even though it's kind of short and you have to piece it together in your brain a little bit, it's somewhat obvious but I feel like it could just seem like nothing to some people if you're not trying to read between the lines.

A unique battle system, real strategy, interesting items and movesets, and dozens of party members all combined to make some of the most memorable combat from a turn-based game.

Obviously the highlight of this game is the artstyle and music, I like how a lot of enemies will change the soundtrack depending on if they've activated their form, and the bosses having little cutscenes for their signature moves is super cool and adds a lot of eyecandy to the game and a bit of curiosity.

Maceo's art style is so distinct you can tell he's the artist of a game just by looking at it.

The growing roster of recruitable companions further expands the game's strategic depth, as each character brings specialized abilities that can dramatically alter how a battle unfolds.