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Well, the SAO games do fulfil the criteria of Animes based JRPGs, quality of said games not withstanding.

So, I’m not sure how significant these spoilers are but just in case *manga spoilers*

I wrote like 5, I think, so the praise feels unearned but thanks anyway. Also will try to keep publishing more regularly than wait another year for this to roll around.

There’s only about 7 or so chapters left to go, turn off animations and you can get through them quickly. Though if you really want, you can jump to Revelations easily, there isn’t anything there that really requires a playthrough of both Conquest and Birthright.

I’ve done 5 so far, another 5 and I’ll beat my last year’s record.

Time can definitely be an issue, especially with how long some of the conversation scenes can be. Still, with the save anywhere feature it’s quite manageable, anytime you’ve got 2 free hours is enough to make some decent progress.

Finish up SC at least, it really is an absolutely wonderful conclusion to Estelle and Joshua’s story.

I’m actually playing through Cold Steel right now, my 3rd Trails game this year. Played FC and SC back to back and then decided to move to Steel before jumping to Sky 3.

Character interactions are by far the best part of the games. I have a like a 1000+ screenshots of SC to save all those great moments.

I believe you’re talking about Sky the Third, FC is the first game in the series. I’ve not yet had the chance to play through the third game though I do plan to soon.

I’ve put out 2 articles since this started and I was positively free for the majority of the time.

I never took any screenshots of the game, the ones above are from Steam.

Ys games are quite short for RPGs, most averaging at 15-20 hrs.

I didn’t mention it in the article but Ys VI is actually my first Ys game

The Tatami Galaxy, it’s 11 Eps long and kinda like Groundhog day and will also be (probably) one of the best shows you’ll ever see. It’s a bit weird and erratic in its presentation and looks quite different from the norm. It focuses on this dude who regrets how he spent the last two years of his college life and…

*with no thought whatsoever

I wasn’t hence the ‘tapping’ on my pad’s touchscreen

Beating the Computer in the hardest difficulty level of a Connect 4 game by tapping randomly with thought whatsoever.

My first time watching this scene was mostly just “this is pretty hilarious” since at that point the content itself felt pretty ‘anime normal’.

That was a truly beautiful piece.