SlidellMan

Is that why that really old SNL episode was on at 10:00pm last night?

Then there's also this little number some of you may remember from your local Z-ROCK in 1989!

I admit to liking the designs of the orcs in that film, even if they aren't well animated.

I generally liked the songs from the first animated movie (1977) better, especially "The Funny Little Things" and "Down, Down To Goblin Town", but "Where There's A Whip There's A Way" is also pretty good.

Played most of it- fun action RPG, subverts your expectations of what an anime-esque game should be (I'm told if you've played anything else by Yoko Taro, that's a trademark). Crazy storyline that will simultaneously intrigue & utterly confuse you. It's not super pretty & prone to some glitchy graphical nonsense/slowdown, but it doesn't become unplayable at any point- just annoying.

The game does have multiple endings, but they are presented in sequence- just keep hitting continue after the credits roll & you'll automatically be put on the right path, so don't worry about screwing anything up.

What really bugged me- and trying very hard not to get spoilery here- was the late-game requirement that slams a big ol' grindy roadblock in between you & the final chapter. It utterly destroyed my immersion, & ultimately I gave up & watched someone else's video of the last chunk. The final battle is... unorthodox, & a lot of people don't seem to care for it.

Ultimately- look up the opening cinematic online, & if that looks like something you wanna play (and you can handle the rough edges), you'll enjoy at least most of it.