/vr/ - Retro Games

is this fun? there is a port of it on the steam sale right now

>>9700880
>You and your twin brother are test tube babies made by the CIA of a country full of magic users.
>Magic schools in-universe have opposites where you can't learn one if you already know the other (light and dark, for example)
>You play as Blue, learning about magic throughout the universe while your brother Rouge learns the opposite to yours.
>You both fight once you learn all the magic schools available.
>If you lose the fight, you get absorbed by Rouge and play the rest of the game with him.
>Win or lose, you can use both sets of magic abilities.
It's just a change in sprite but I found it nice.

Is it worth playing?

Is there a good guide/FAQ to Saga Frontier anywhere? Seems like every one is total fucking garbage that misses tons of shit and doesn't make sense half of the time.
Like some guides tell me a character should be recruitable, yet I talk to said character and nothing happens. Or does the game itself just not lend itself kindly to guides?

Sup /vr/? I'm looking to get into the Saga series. You guys used to have an amazing Saga General, and I was hoping some of you guys were still around. Where's a good place to start with the series? I was told either Saga Frontier 1 or 2. What would you say is the best entry point for someone that's never played a Saga game in their life?