Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, PlayStation 5

I won't talk about the story to avoid spoilers, but I love the mechanics of this game as much as I love the story. If you like turn-based RPGs, check it out. -There is an auto-save feature, but no manual save. -The game world is beautiful. -The soundtrack is also pretty amazing. -The game is stable. Haven't run into any game-breaking bugs or crashing. -There are three difficulties, and none of the trophies are tied to difficulty. I did find that the easiest setting was too easy. I didn't have to engage in some of the aspects of combat until I cranked it up. -Combat is turn-based and you can see the turn order at the side, so you can plan accordingly. -Certain skills have button prompts to increase their strength. Reminds me a lot of the old Shadow Hearts games. -You can also dodge, parry, or jump over the attacks of enemies. Dodge is easier, but parrying can lead to counter-attacks, jumping can only be used for certain enemy attacks and you can counter if you are quick enough. -Each party member has a unique weapon and play-style that goes along with that. -There is equipment that you can learn skills from, kinda like Final Fantasy 9. Lots of ways to customize to your playstyle. -Weapons use a system that reminds me of Elden Ring, where certain weapons are stronger depending on how your customize your attributes. -Also similar to a Soulsborne games, you find camps you can rest at to reset the enemies you have defeated. -You have healing items, these are restocked at the flags you can use to re-spawn enemies. You can upgrade the quantity and strength by finding items in the game world. -There is a nice, big game world to explore and you don't have to follow the story right away if you would rather explore first. -The game world is not too big. It feels full. I don't like it when games have a huge game world and don't have enough content to fill it up and so much it just wasted space. I think that is it. Thanks!