Is "indivisible" an underrated game? And if it was, why didn't it spread among the gamers?

[u/BestSuspect4857]

I replayed this game three times and each time it was beautifully beautiful but I was surprised that no one knew it

[u/eruciform]

great game, very unique, extremely hard in places due to the crossover genre mixing platforming into an ATB battle system, excellent puzzle platformer pseudo-metroidvania. absolutely stellar animation. and one of the best sidekicks in rpgs, i love razmi, she's liquid sarcasm and a real gem. character party selection turns into a bit of a clown car by the end but you don't have to use everyone, pick a few favorites and that's fine.

[u/Nervarel]

I tried it 2 times but really disliked the combat. But I plan to revisit it again in time to give it another chance.

[u/doullla]

It's part of the games I'll play later but I assume it's because of its anime style.
Don't get me wrong, it looks amazing, but it was released during the time when anime was considered niche.

[u/Pharsti01]

Nah.

It had the looks and nothing else.

The story and characters are paper thin and dull and the combat, despite being modeled on VP (which is awesome), just didn't land at all.

[u/ErrorEra → u/Pharsti01]

what game is VP?

[u/Ploluap]

i bought it and played it a bit, but i only enjoy those kind of games when they are deep and well balanced, and this game didn't feel like it was for me

[u/BenignSeraphim]

I absolutely loved it personally. Been a while since I played it but I don't remember having any complaints, enjoyed all the characters and the combat and exploration was a fun callback to the Valkyrie Profile games that I loved so maybe I came in with a bias

Plus I loved the theme for it on PS3. Damn, I just miss themes

[u/ErrorEra]

I played the demo when it first came out. Very charming art style and animations, but not sure if just because it's demo, felt like it was another battle every couple steps which was a bit of a turn off.