SCARLET NEXUS

Yuito’s story is the stronger of the two, with more satisfying combat, a more cohesive story, and access to better abilities.

Despite all this, I can't help but love the game and feel like it excelled in creating a good atmosphere with its music and creating very satisfying combat that keeps evolving more and more as the bonds with the other squad members deepen.

Having a dual perspective is a great way of introducing two distinct points of view and adds to the replayability.

The graphics are fine and I greatly enjoy the overall art direction.

I played this game in Japanese as language practice, the voice acting was great, terminology took some time getting used to.

That said, having maxed out my team, I've always had numerous options of interacting (and by interacting I obviously mean the merciless slaughter, since maxing out the relationships and picking certain skills makes the combat effortless on the default difficulty) with the antagonists.