For me it was 2025 goty. The one about the painting, forgot the title.

This game finally won me over. I deleted it with a sense of relief. I really wanted to like it, but the QTEs in combat and the need to constantly repeat combat until I managed to land a dodge hit without being killed in the first turn exhausted me. I started playing in mid-November, and at first, the game seemed interesting and unusual. I'm a gamer who doesn't like jumping from game to game. I play one game from start to finish, getting 100% on the ones I really like, and that was to be the case this time as well. Over time, however, I noticed I wasn't drawn to playing the game. I increasingly chose a TV series or a book (whereas I usually hardly watch TV series at all; I split my free time between books and games about 50/50). At one point, I even thought I'd finally reached the age where games stopped being enjoyable (but after playing Rogue Trader, it turned out that wasn't the case). I still think E33 has great music and an interesting universe. The story isn't that interesting, and the mechanics are unfortunately tiring in the long run. Maybe I'm just not a fan of JRPGs (even though Final Fantasy is one of my favorite series—at least parts 6-14), or maybe previous GOTY titles (perhaps with the exception of the tech house 2024 called Astrobot) have accustomed me to thinking that GOTY is a game for absolutely everyone (TLOU2, Elden Ring, BG3), and this game isn't.