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There are many JPRG's and RPG's that do not have jump. I dont recall having a jump button in the old FF games, for example.
Well we aren't living in the 90s anymore. And usually you could walk over small fences. In this game it literally turns a small fence you could normally step over into a mountain that you can't cross and it just looks weird.
Go check how much is square enix selling the "remastered" versions for and then check the price of this game.
oh yeah xD