RingoGaSuki

User Score
2.5

Presentation - 4.0
Gameplay - 2.0
Value - 1.0

Despite touting character designers, composers and writers from the beloved Mother 3 and the Shin Megami Tensei series, this game fails to capitalise in any manner.

The story, in which you are indebted in to working as a dungeon guide for visitors to a theme park, is very thin and wears thin quickly. The dialogue (of which there is LOTS) is humourous, but the characters aren't likable enough to hold any attention, and beyond personality, at a fundamental the character design is awful. Blocky models reminiscent of the offspring of Pokemon Quest and Minecraft look jarring for a game of this price. The characters are barely animated and have little life to them. The environments are repetitive and boring too. This park has very little going for it.

The 'gameplay' is where WORKxWORK's flaws become even more obvious. The gameplay is like Pokemon Quest, but even less involved. There is no attack button, there is no dodge button; all you are given is the ability to use items on your guests or to order them to change their next battle action (though this is mostly meaningless as they decide what to do by themselves; and even if they pick something poor, you can only order once every 12 seconds (this gets shorter, marginally with the raising of your guide level, but never gets more engaging). 

The music is repetitive, but not catchy at all, I honestly can't remember a single tune from the game.

Asking 5400Y ($~48USD, $65AUD) for this is rather insulting. Had it launched at half that price, I still would say that's  far too much. 500Y should be the price of this game, if that. Should this ever come west, don't bother with it. There are myriad of great games on the Switch, don't waste your time and money here.