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Finished eustia now and well, what should I say, it was actually pretty great.
Of course, the setting was great. And even if the general story outline was pretty generic without many surprises, each chapter played out really nice on its own while the game still managed to keep an overall fitting flow.
I especially liked the character development throughout the game, particularly the result at the very end of the last chapter.
Also, the fact how Caim keeps going up in the world with each chapter until he's pretty much at the top was nice to follow. Then, when he's reached the top he looks back down and suddenly everything looks different with the stuff you've learned. That overall development was probably the best part for me.

I read that a lot of people weren't quite happy with the ending, but I actually thought it was okay. There was a point where I thought it would be fitting if Tia never awakened and everything just came crashing down in a huge bad end. I'm not sure if that makes me some sort of dark and edgy teen, but it seemed fitting. It would've been nice as an option at least, I guess.
One thing I couldn't really get over until the end was how Caim's character design just didn't seem to fit his character, or really, the setting as a whole. Still seems like some kid out of a jrpg everytime I look at him.
Apart from that I really enjoyed it.
Also, every game that supplies a few omake scenes for side characters gets extra points in my book.