Golden Sun 2: The Lost Age

Golden Sun: The Lost Age, due to GBA's hardware limitations, was split into two parts for release, so this so-called sequel can actually be viewed as one complete game with the first, with story, puzzles, and content perfectly connected. However, the second game cleverly switches the protagonist team to another group of characters who appeared in the first game, completing the story foreshadowing laid in the first installment. Finally, the sage says that after lighting the four lighthouses, the Golden Sun will rise, ending with this thematic conclusion. The overall tone is very JRPG-like, with almost no absolutely evil character designs and a happy ending for everyone. Of course, the consensus in some reviews is that the story is of average quality, while puzzles, graphics, and music are the real factors that made it legendary. However, I'm passionate about RPGs because I love stories, and this revisit journey was very pleasant. Actually, calling it a revisit could also be called a first experience. Too many games from childhood were never completed, some might not even have left the starting village, and Golden Sun was one of them - this was actually the first time completing it. The feeling of completing childhood memories is surely infinitely joyful. As the conclusion of the GBA duology, it perfectly continues the quality of its predecessor, creating an unforgettable adventure experience under limited hardware conditions.