I went into this thinking it'll be a generic "dating vn", but I found out I was completely wrong, the effort put into a game that's literally free is astounding. I've currently completed 3 of the routes Emi, Lily and Rin. Each route has their own strength as they're all written/drawn by completely different people. Each girl have widely different personalities and goals that they wanna achieve the biggest takeaway from this game was despite them all being "disabled" in a way their problems are still that of the everyday person.
If you want a break from le generic dating vns/sims, I highly recommend this to you all.

This hack makes every pokemon up to gen 5 catchable which is pretty cool for team diversity. It also has some quality of life changes by spreading competitive items throughout the map and having an EV training NPC.
Now the problem I have with this game is that it gives way too many Pokémon to the common route trainers. Pokemon black and white 2 have the most trainers out of any mainline pokémon game, so giving every trainer 3+ pokémon makes it a fucking drag to progress. Another issue is that there are too many triple and double battles. Some may think it adds challenge to the game,keeps you on your toes and makes you use different strategies. But that's not the case, it's still fucking easy to beat these double or triple battles, I just don't wanna do them though because I find them less interesting.
I liked this game but it made me realise the amount of flaws there are in a pokémon game, flaws that don't just affect this game but just about all of them.

Such a great game...
First I wanna touch on this game's approach on the action platformer genre. It centers itself completely around boss battles instead of levels which is what I'm used to in most of these games, I really liked that aspect, it made the bosses way more memorable for me.
As for the abilities cuphead and mugman have, the 9 weapons in the game are adapted to many different situations, the super attacks have their use, so yeah there is room for a lot of experimentation, unless we're talking about charms where I feel like some charms are just way better than others.
Now about the run n' gun levels, I feel like there isn't much to say about them, they are cool and some of them are a bit hard to P rank but that's about it, it's not peak gameplay.
Last thing to talk about, the boss fights, most of them are quite good and offer a solid challenge aside from maybe The root pack and Goopy, they are also so aesthetically pleasing with their 30s animation style, they really feel like characters coming out of that era.
So yeah cool game, I liked it...

For a first time playing fire emblem, I quite enjoyed this game.
The story was decent, I loved many of the characters and the battles were hype...
Just using Seth to destroy entire armies is a sentiment of satisfaction that can't be measured.
Having replayed it on an ironman setting without any tower grinding, I believe some of the game was designed around you powerleveling your characters to not get overwhelmed by numbers. Nevertheless, the game is easy enough to not be too slow to beat and it was quite an entertaining experience

Truly a lovely game. It has well written story with great characters and top of the notch world building, a very charming soundtrack that absolutely pumps you especially during combat. And these combats are the best part of the game, you have so many characters to pick from to optimise your team, and nobody really feels weak compared to the rest of the squa thanks to the bonus experience you can give them. The maps, enemies and side objectives are also very diverse here compared to Sacred Stones so you get to do new stuff each chapter.
Anyway it was cool...