This is especially the case for a JRPG like Fantasian Neo Dimension. This game bears a lot of similarities to the classic JRPGs from the 90s that have stood the test of time, and that includes having chests all over the place filled with useful items.

Role-playing games tend to rank among the most emotionally-charged video games out there, with many franchises in the genre becoming popular largely based on their deeply-realized characters, heart-stopping soundtracks,

Now returning to it years later in Fantasian Neo Dimension, a new console port of the mobile standout, I didn’t find the battle nearly as difficult as I remembered. Was it that I was already familiar with the boss, so I had an advantage this time around?