CRYSTAR

A game where you can make girls cry... because there's a dedicated button for it. But also those girls have stand powers, and the stands have famous philosophers' names. "Fuc|< them up, Socrates! The pen is mightier than the sword, b!tch!" ...Even though that girl actually does use swords[strike], and they don't say it like that in the game[/strike]. On a more serious note, I had a lot of fun with this one. The level environments were cool, and soundtrack and voice acting were both nice too. Story was fine, with every single twist hella telegraphed several chapters ahead of time - but Furyu's other game, Monark, already prepared me for that so I didn't mind. Combat was serviceable - individual enemies are always straightforward to deal with, but with groups you still have to choose which ones to prioritize and when to attack/dodge. Some enemies felt like damage sponges, but that usually just meant I should use a magic attack instead of a physical one. The biggest downside for me was that with mouse and keyboard, the controls couldn't really be meaningfully changed. As in, they decided that a few specific buttons, like Tab, WASD, Q and R are going to be used - and the rest of the keyboard [b]can't[/b] be used. Then, if you wanted to change it to use, say, G instead of R, you're just out of luck. I was still able to play the game without issues with that setup, but it's kind of ridiculous that it couldn't be changed.