It’s a love letter, a personal history, and a focused dive into the history of JRPGs all in one and it’s a hell of a book.

Informative, personal, and fascinating, this book earns its place among deep dives into video-game history.

A a well researched and well reported dive into the popular emergence of the JRPG genre and would make a welcome addition to any gamer’s bookshelf.

[Moher] combines a gift for compelling storytelling with an encyclopedic knowledge of the topic and an obvious and very genuine love of the genre.

A work that touches on technological change, pop culture trends, cross-cultural differences, and new frontiers in narrative, genre, and entertainment.

This felt like a conversation with a friend. It’s cool a non-fiction book like this exists!