Paige Cuvelier

It's true- there are some performance issues, as everyone's noted. However, it hasn't ruined my time in the least. If anything, it's a little musing to see people studder stepping down the street, or magic disappearing acts. The open world is super neat, with lots of items to find and things do to. It gives you freedom not often found in pokemon games. I think this is certainly a step in the right direction for the franchise, just hope they have a chance to optimize it better in the future!

As a part of the LGBTQ community, I friggin' LOVED this show. The main character is a gay trans man, and his best friend is BIPOC with social anxiety issues. The way the show gently explored these issues, issues many young lgbtq folks often face, was well done and thought out. It was gut-wrenching at times to draw parallels. There's also this cool fantasy theme park setting. The demons and monsters are scary, but not too disturbing for younger viewers. Personally, I think this show is great for young folks, especially those who are part of or want to be allies of the lgbtq+ community. And are into spooky and terrifying monsters!

Honestly, this is my comfort game. The systems are engaging, the world is fairly diverse. The storyline itself isn't grand, but it's interesting enough to want to push through it and see it finished. For any fan of the original digimon world games, I highly recommend it.