Not Every Frontier Should Be Explored.
This is another generic RPG by Tri-Ace with the same derivative character designs, music, and bad voice acting that one should have expected from them. The battle system is a load of rubbish, in that any action you take always has a delay to it, especially as the game stutters with each and every blow you manage to land. For example, a knockdown combo of A, A, B has to be input all at once, and followed up with the game deciding whether or not to have the good grace to register the command and letting it animate all the way through. A cliched story, terrible voice acting, and another RPG battle system that incorporates just enough action elements to be somehow more frustrating than the older, turn-based systems, this is one JRPG you can definitely stand to pass. It's best to adopt a "wait and see" attitude with the studio at this point.