It is a solid Tactical RPG that takes most of its mechanics from Fire Emblem. There are three houses-style giant beasts, but you can also enjoy a sort of weapon triangle. It is very flexible with allowing for any unit to become any classes. Armor and weapon variety is a great addition that fleshes out the game. Battles feel fair, given the constraints of the genre. There are also the social sim elements that you see all around the genre, but they are very subdued. There are problems with the game. The character models are not amazing. The UI is not the best. The story didn't wow me (but it was more than serviceable). It is unfortunate that there is no option to add another layer to keep specific enemy unit ranges visible, but that is a very new quality of life innovation in the genre. I enjoyed my time with it very much. I think the price is a bit north of what it deserves for its level of polish, but it was a very fun way of spending 40ish hours. In reality, this game is a 4/5, but the number of people that tanked its score because they are unfamiliar with the genre is cruel. It is a fun game, if a bit rough around the edges, but it is a solid choice for any tactical rpg fans that want to scratch that niche itch.
