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Outside of battles you’ll follow your standard structure of wandering between dungeons, towns and the overworld and there’s little of note mechanically outside of the combat. Still, I didn’t find the combat particularly engaging, particularly coming straight from the much more fun Persona 5. It’s a simple matter of deciding whether to launch fewer more powerful attacks or more frequent weaker strikes, but particularly during boss battles the decision stayed interesting.

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You can also wait on your turn to boost up a second gauge, which allows when full allows you to boost the power of your attack or technique.

Certain special moves can be used in conjunction with each other to form combos, some of which are deliciously overpowered, although this led into an issue I’ll discuss later on. There’s a gauge that increases and when full you can perform an action, such as attack, use a special move or an item. I Am Setsuna’s combat is mostly inspired by Chrono Trigger, and is mostly fine. The idea of your quest being to escort someone to their death is brilliantly dark, but the game fails to explore it with enough nuance. The best thing about I Am Setsuna is the premise itself, and the mournful, melancholy tone. Instead of killing her outright, Endir joins her on her pilgrimage to the Last Lands, where she must die, although this being a JRPG there have to be a lot of distractions along the way, whilst meeting a colourful band of characters. I Am Setsuna’s protagonist is Endir, a mysterious masked protagonist who is sent to kill Setsuna, a young woman who has been chosen as a human sacrifice to keep the hordes of monsters which threaten their world at bay. However, their first result leaves a little bit to be desired. I’m really into the idea of Tokyo RPG Factory, a smaller studio within Square Enix who will make shorter, more compact classic JRPG experiences. I Am Setsuna for Switch, PS4, PS Vita and PC

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