I put a lot of time into this game and did enjoy it for the most part but felt very empty after beating the main story line. I didn't really like the story all that much and i generally felt that the writing was uninteresting. Lots of Anime stereotypes, unfortunately not in a good way. The combat was fairly fun, the gameplay loop was engaging enough and i did like the little events and romance quests, but after getting married, i was hit with this sense of emptiness. Somehow i felt like all that's worth experiencing I've seen already and whatever comes next is not really interesting enough to make myself continue playing. So i quit and if I'm completely honest, i doubt I'll ever play this game again.
i don't regret the time i spent on this game and it's definitely fun enough for a while but it had so much more potential and it's unfortunate that it didn't end up being a deeper experience.

One of the most beautiful Otome games I've ever seen, with many cool effects and even the character's mouths move, wooooow!
So visuals are definitely the strong point of this game and while i enjoyed the main character more than in most Otomes, i must say that the story didn't really do much for me. It's not bad by any means but i did wish that there was a bit more romance involved and i found myself guessing the ending fairly easily. There were a few twists here and there that i didn't exactly expect but they didn't really surprise me either.
Nonetheless, i had fun and I'd definitely recommend playing it.

Playing this game, you truly feel like a Kung Fu beast. You can tell that the creators love the genre and as a fellow martial arts lover, I can't help but appreciate their efforts to encapture it.
The game is hard and it took me a while to get used to the controls. They seem quite intuitive at first but get stressful the more moves you unlock.
The aging feature is quite creative but I found it a bit frustrating and often restarted whole levels because I could not live with myself having aged so much.
All in all, a pretty cool game and a love letter to all the good old martial arts flicks, I personally can't play it for too long though and often give up after just one level.

I should mention that I'm not the biggest Fire Emblem fan. I really liked Awakening and got through Fates and Three Houses but I haven't really finished any of the previous titles and I'm probably not going to play them.
That being said, this game was ok. I know people who absolutely love it and I'm glad for them, I personally don't enjoy Fire Emblem like this.
The story was unbearable to me, i could not sit through any of the cutscenes for longer than 30 seconds. I dislike the designs a lot and while I can see that the people who worked on this game are certainly very talented, I think that they tend to over design and I just find everyone ugly.
The characters are very one note and i don't enjoy their interactions. I guess it's just a little "too anime" for my taste.
The Engage feature is cool at first but gets a little stale after a while. I did think the maps were cool though and enjoyed playing the main game itself.

I guess I'm just not the right demographic for this game. I'm glad for all the Fire Emblem fans that they're making more games and I really hope I can enjoy the next entry in the series more than this one.

A gorgeous game with a fantastic art style and a cute story. I really enjoyed the game play, it's the perfect game for friends or couples to play and the environments are absolutely adorable. I really enjoy tiny things so this game was too cute for me to handle sometime.
The progression in this game is fluent and enjoyable and while the core gameplay wasn't too easy, it was forgiving enough that I didn't feel frustrated. There were a few annoying jump sequences but nothing too terrible.
All in all, I highly recommend this game.