Wayblazer Dämmerung

Twenty-five years into Eushully's JRPG catalog, this is the entry that finally steps outside the walled garden, a full party-based campaign built on the same bones as the rest of the line.

The kingdom's trade is collapsing and corruption runs under everything, so a male-led party sets out to trace the rot to its source while the realm's economy quietly falls apart around them.

Between story beats it plays like the JRPGs it comes from: turn-based fights against monsters harvested for parts, those parts fed into weapon commissions that keep the party and the kingdom's trade moving forward. The romance and the rest of the intimacy sit alongside that loop rather than replacing it, delivered through voiced, censored scenes in the studio's usual 2D style.