Cauldron

This game leaves a complicated impression. When you just open it, it's suppose to be played as somewhat normal jrpg for a bit with you being involved in basic mini games to progress leveling, then you slowly get to a point when it transforms into a fully auto-battler, including mini games that you can just leave on auto play and only get involved in leveling, New game+ features and some team compositions. And when you're done with most basic stuff that can be done mostly on Auto play, so when you get to latest achievments for mini-games and hard game modes, is when the game demands of you to take some control back. Game has a rather nice visual design, normal pixelart, music and vfx, and a chill story that wouldn't bother you if you don't care but will be somewhat entertaining if it gets you, jokes are fine. If you're looking for somewhat chill auto-battler/idle game this one won't disappoint(except maybe for an hour or two you will have to pay attention to get how stuff works), if you're looking for full Platinum walkthrought keep in mind that some skill and grind of said mini-games will be involved.