"We're honestly still just trying to process everything that's happening." It seems like Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is doing quite alright for itself, 'ey? The J'RPG was awarded Rock Paper Shotgun's coveted Bestest Bests badge by our own Nic in his review,

Alright, are they gone? I gave them plenty of chances.

I've always preferred real-time combat because turn-based always felt less immersive, and, if I'm being honest, kind of boring at times. That is, until I recently played Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. It changed my mind about turn-based JRPGs forever with one unique feature that should've honestly been a genre staple from the very beginning.