I remember a JRPG from the PS2.
My friend loaned it to me when he wanted to borrow one of my Gamecube games. So I only got to play it for a few days or so, and it was interesting but I cannot remember what it was called for the life of me.
Problem is, it was so JRPG that it's hard to distinguish from all the other JRPGs.
The cover art for the case he had it in didn't seem to match, but even if it did I don't remember the title on it. It had black air ships, and that's all I really remember.
It was turn-based combat.
You played as a dude in a mining town or something, and ofc your BFF from your childhood tags along.
I swear, the tutorial fight at the beginning took place at the edge of town in a quarry. You had to save the town's miners from the bad guys. Obviously two teenagers - you and your lady friend - are more capable of taking out the enemies than the miners with pickaxes.
Then we were at a floating rock in the sky, I wanna say it was a dragon shrine.
Unlikely male protag from a tiny, poverty-stricken village and his best friend team up to save the world. Also dragons. Air ships. Turn-based combat.
...It doesn't really stand out from every other JRPG.
Maybe the story was unique when you got further into it. But probably not.
There's this horror game in Dreamcast where you traverse through an empty mansion? building? and one of the corridors is made of meat... I was too scared to see more cause horror games used to freak me out (it still does a little) The cover is filled with monsters made of meat/blood with a lone girl who's the protagonist. I'm not sure if I want to look up what the title of the game is
I know you said you're not sure you'd want to know.. but it's a horror title, and on the Dreamcast no less, so I gotta ask, lol.
Was it Illbleed?
Not an empty mansion, though there are parts that resemble that. It's about a horror theme-park. Three of your friends went in and never came out, so lone high school girl ventures in to save the day.
