Whashauwn Mitchell

It's Pokemon. Standard pokemon game with a relatively standard pokemon story. Same type of gimmick that's proably going to be used for only one game. I do like the pokemon this gen though. and some of the character designs are actually fairly nice to see. It's worth your time if you're into the game and I'm sure if you play competitively you can find enjoyment in doubles. Raids are broken and can be cheesed so there's no point in really being excited unless you want to play with friends. Ultimately an experience. Not a complete waste in my opinion but I can see how it'd be hard justifying to some people buying this game and that's ok too.

Music: Very atmospheric. I can't do it justice much by just saying it but you should give it a good listen. Gameplay: very classic RPG with a twist involving emotions that, for how simple and interactive it is, feels like it hasn't been done before and can keep the player engaged. Some RPG elements are very intense and some are very quirky and simple that remind me of the likes of Earthbound. Story: When it warns you about themes of depression, anxiety and suicide at the beginning it's no joke if you are sensitive to these types of thoughts. The game does a wondaful job weaving in the circumstances into all types of people dealing with this sort of thing; and how other characters around them deal with it as well. Overall: I don't regret buying this game and I think it's something I probably needed in my life to some degree. From the sake of playing another classic-like RPG with good story and character development to showcasing some themes that not only can get dark but are also more common amongst people than we realize. I'd definitely give it a go if all these things are for you.