Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure

The dungeons use tons of recycled art so you can't really tell where you are by looking at something. You either follow a pattern (e.g. circle left or circle right and get through by brute force) or you pull a guide. The story advancements from "chapter to chapter" are not strung together. So after doing something to advance the plot you have to talk to a random nobody, for no reason, and they'll unlock the next story path. HARD PASS.

"What was weird was that she was crying, but the way she was hovering over me made it look like I was crying, which was weird."

I remember playing this game as a 6 year old and having a hard time finished it. Now as a 30 year old mom I finally able to save my prince!

Fun and simple turn-based JRPG where the trope is turned on its head and it's the girl who is trying to save her prince even though he's a capable warrior. It suffers from some minor flaws due to outdated design choices, but since it's a shorter game it's easy to let them slide.

Great beginner JRPG Although it has some old school sequence trigger stuff so a guide isn't a horrible idea, but the game is super simple and super easy