Demonschool

Combat arenas are divided into a square grid, and fights are fast paced, usually taking only a few turns to complete.

The way they handle characters, bosses are probably the most enjoyable fights overall, the writing is well done, not a single crash or softlock for me personally so far and shock value that's well done rather than just there for shock value.

I didn't experience any progression bugs though others have complained about those.

The introduction showcases the vibrant art style and offers an enticing glimpse of what's to come.

There are some areas where the game could perhaps do with a little more variety (like perhaps another handful of enemy types, particularly for the later chapters, or a few more tracks on the otherwise great soundtrack), but the game rightly spends much of its time on its companions, which are the heart and soul of any good party-based RPG

A Persona-like with vibes for days (Kurt Feldman's OST even makes mundane parts feel like a party), super unique battle system that tickled my brain the same way as Into The Breach, fun breezy story, extremely cool environments and character design.