Do you love the good old days when games would just borrow random words from Norsk mythology because it sounds cool while not being related to the myths at all?

HELL YEAH BROTHER, ME TOO!

Jokes aside this game was and probably still is my favourite JRPG

This game was originally released for the Wonderswan Color.
Then Ported to the Gameboy Advance.
Then ported to the PSP
And now ported to Steam (Mobile and Switch JP only)

The game has a level up system that requires you to diversify your play style between different weapons, and the durability system never feels like it's there just to be a nuisance. It had proper planning put behind it with how you'll progress through the game and plan out your next fights

On top of being a JRPG though, the game also has some dating simulator elements, where your party members react to the choices you make and grow an affection for you, said reactions can lead to new items or different story paths and makes replaying the game well worth it

This steam release also comes with a lot of quality of life fixes and additional challenges for returning players making it something that's great to pick up even if you've already beaten the game.

And yes, you can turn off the pixel filter.

Do you love the good old days when games would just borrow random words from Norsk mythology because it sounds cool while not being related to the myths at all? HELL YEAH BROTHER, ME TOO! Jokes aside this game was and probably still is my favourite JRPG This game was originally released for the Wonderswan Color. Then Ported to the Gameboy Advance. Then ported to the PSP And now ported to Steam (Mobile and Switch JP only) The game has a level up system that requires you to diversify your play style between different weapons, and the durability system never feels like it's there just to be a nuisance. It had proper planning put behind it with how you'll progress through the game and plan out your next fights On top of being a JRPG though, the game also has some dating simulator elements, where your party members react to the choices you make and grow an affection for you, said reactions can lead to new items or different story paths and makes replaying the game well worth it This steam release also comes with a lot of quality of life fixes and additional challenges for returning players making it something that's great to pick up even if you've already beaten the game. And yes, you can turn off the pixel filter.