The combat seems pretty fun, too, managing to go roughly halfway between a hack-and-slash game and Final Fantasy XIII‘s weird system.
all take up some of your valuable time, and there are a lot of time-sensitive side-quests throughout. Running from battle, sleeping at an inn, travelling on a train etc. And yes, time proceeds in… well, not in real-time, but it proceeds as you play rather than via story events. Rather than the typical linear railroading of most recent Final Fantasy games, this one takes a Majora’s Mask/ Valkyrie Profile approach to things: the world ends in 13 days, and Lightning has to use that time to save as many people’s souls as possible so that God can take them through to the next world.
Bizarrely, the game itself also seems pretty fun, based on the first two hours.
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