Reviews from

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Pas mon type mais c'est pas forcément mauvais

Where it Shines:
Setting - 9/10
Characters - 7/10
Tactics - 9/10

The Good:
This game really surprised me when I played it. It's a really great tactical game, and reminds me a lot of games like Lost Vikings, where you have to use everyone's moves to get out of the scenario properly.
Each character is unique, having their own flaws and strengths.
Every level has multiple ways to beat it as well, allowing for a ton of replay potential.
The story and setting are also done quite well. So nice to see more eastern themed games instead of the incessant medieval high fantasy shovelware we keep getting.

The Bad:
For starters, some of the voice acting is atrocious. If you can play this with japanese voices, I highly recommend it, as the english voices are really bad at times. Some of them don't even sound like japanese people speaking english, just cockney british accents for some reason.
Secondly, and this is probably the games biggest flaw:
It's too fucking hard. Even on easy setting, it can take an hour or more to complete a single level. There's just so much positioning and tactical movement you have to complete and if you mess up you'll be restarting.
Granted, when you complete a level, it's super rewarding, but you'd have to be some kinda masochist to play this on harder difficulties.

Summary:
A game well worth the price and playing, highly recommended.

Note on my ratings:

Treat my stars like Michelin Stars - just having one means the game is worth playing in some way.

1/2 ⭐: hot trash garbage, since you can't do zero stars here
⭐: below average, needs work
⭐⭐: average
⭐⭐⭐: pretty good
⭐⭐⭐⭐: excellent
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: all time favourite

It’s soooo Good. I really liked characters and storyline, each of them has very unique abilities that help you in different situations,all maps are built differently you always have to change your tactics in each map.

Great tactical game where each character has its own use and abilities, giving you different tools and making you switch your strategy every stage