Overall pretty interesting and original tactical RPG. My main negative points I found are how little incentive there is to trying different parties (once you get a couple of soldiers of each class you end up using the same comp over and over) and how easily it is to screw over in a mission by getting a random crit or an enemy spawning from the side. There are a lot of things that didn't sit well with me, but I think those two are a general problem of the game.
It can get pretty frustrating sometimes, but overall is fun.

I don't know if it's like this the first 10-20 days or is just like this forever, but I felt the game is really slow and boring. The gameplay loop is making potions (if there's someone sick), gathering resources in the forest and then you have pretty little to do apart from talk to villagers, so after a couple of days it feels repetitive. There are some upgrades you can do but for some reason they require absurd quantities of wood and stone. Hopefully with time they add more content and stuff to do, like the community center in Stardew Valley.

Very intense and challenging game. It is amazing how well the different scenarios manage to introduce you to the lore and setting of the game and how their different stories are interconnected. These scenarios also offer you different choices that affect your final objectives and how you tackle them, giving you some sort of responsability for your actions.
However, despite being a resource management game, I find its endless mode (sandbox) kinda lacking. Even though the gameplay and mechanics are the same, the lack of a story and objectives to complete (apart from "survive") strips this gamemode from the core experience of the game, reducing it to a test of your abilities to stabilize the resource economy of your settlement. The random events simply don't impact the game enough, so once you've upgraded all your housing and productions to the maximum, there nothing more to do.
Overall, pretty fun if you can afford the DLCs.

The lore, characters design and art are overall excelent. The combat is dynamic but I think the player has access to too many damage options (special, strikes, perhaps a charged strike, callings, casts and even dash damage) and maybe removing one or two would make the gameplay smoother, specially when you're starting to play the game.
The gameplay loop however, is kinda underwhelming after a while. A run consists in 4 zones with 4 bosses at the end, which kinda get easier once you get upgrades on the mirror, but they're always the same zones and the same bosses (with slight changes). Once you beat the game, you can play again with "heat" to slightly increase the difficulty and keep getting rare items to continue upgrading stuff, but then again is really just the same thing. There's not much difference from run to run, appart from the 6 different weapons and certain upgrades and boons that really impact the gameplay, but appart from that you're doing the same thing over and over. This game really needs a DLC or something to add more content or maybe change the boons and upgrades to make them more synergistic and give the player more options to develop builds and combos.