jkl567

This game is simply a step backward in history. Its tactical gameplay is less enjoyable than Engage's, the story is average and not as good as Three Houses, and it completely turns the player-created avatar character, who had a certain presence since Awakening, into a camera. Yet during marketing it was called the true protagonist and placed at the center. I do not recommend this game to any JRPG fan who loves immersing themselves in the protagonist. When you see how perfunctory your avatar's paired ending is, and then look at how fulfilling the paired endings of the four lords are, I believe no one would enjoy such a disparity. In terms of SRPG gameplay, its tactical depth is also far from enough—it is completely just a contest of numbers. Under its so-called ultra-long playtime, the content contained within is simply a combination of a series of dregs.