The one and only problem I have with this game is that the story...is...bad. It's peak 'flanderization' of the P5 cast. They follow a new character as the protagonist, a young, tortured politician with no apparent sense of justice or ideology besides "being nice"...? Was anybody gonna' tell these writers this is NOT how revolutions work?

If that's not a dealbreaker, this is a really fun adaptation of the classic "One More" mechanic. Rather than elemental weaknesses, Tactica hinges on a "cover" system, where ending a character's turn near a wall or obstacle protects them from attacks. You can expose enemies out of their cover by either hitting them with an elemental status effect or by melee attacking them, comedically flinging them out into the open. Exposed enemies grant an additional turn when hit. Thus, the core thrust of the game is finding ways to leap frog your turns across each map, dealing as much damage as possible without leaving your team vulnerable in the process.