Last Dream

There's tons of sidequests, puzzles, monster hunting, treasure hunting, achievements, crafting and other challenge modes you can take on so there is a ton of more time to put into the game.

Music is pretty decent, the graphics are the best I have seen in an RPGMaker game which is what it is, and the story is relatively engaging, engaging enough to encourage me to see what is going to happen next.

Character customization here is great (with the awful drawback of zilch narrative development of main characters, of course) letting you create your party from scratch similar to Final Fantasy I or most western RPGs.

The reason I feel this is positive is because I found the process of finding them and using them very fun, and I know that in the highest difficulty it's going to be very challenging.

[Combat - good]: It's exactly like any other turn-based JRPG of old except for the macro option which makes killing trash while traveling somewhere go much faster.

That being said it runs at a constant 60 FPS even on my Intel onboard graphics.