Shadow Dragon was my first FE game so I've been a Tiki fan since day one. So it makes sense why I was so estatic when she was announced to be in the game. Literally my only reason for getting the DLC. I love that her map was a reference to FE3, that like never happens so that was cool. And it was a pretty fun map. I love that her bracelet turns you into a dragon, that was dope.

Three Houses DLC is pretty broken with the amount of versatility it has but those aren't my favorite characters so I don't really feel any emotion towards them. I do wish we got a map from them but eh it's whatever. I do find it funny that they were just randomly lying on the ground.

This game kinda sucks, but is also weirdly charming. Some moves are really hard to do in the moment, especially hard if you're use to modern fighting games. Though it can be pretty standard too since there's like only 4 moves in the game plus 1 special.

I don't think I'll ever play it again but it was nice to experience an SNES fighting game.

...I guess

This game was incredible fun, I did not expect this level of excitement or pizzazz, the cover of game doesn't not give it justice at all. I will say the further I got in the game the more I found it tiring but I still had the same level of fun and enjoyment if that makes any sense.
The music is ok, not my type of tune but it fit with the atmosphere.
The enemies were no problem since I was normal except one. The goddamn gun enemies, I had more fun fighting my depression that I ever will fighting these losers. If I could decrease the amount of damage they did to me I would feel a lot more satisfied. Especially since there's a ton of them at a time and they have deadeye for some reason.
I will say the truck/motorcycle levels suck because the aiming sucks. If they fixed that, I think I would definitely be more willing replay this game.

This game was pretty damn fun, finished at lvl 49, never needed to grind nor did I. I really like the Spirit System, it made for some chaotic plays during boss battles but it helped make them memorable. I will say some bow and arrow puzzles were a bit of a pain sometimes but nothing absolutely awful or anything. The music is amazing, they did a great job, I didn't find a single track that I disliked. The areas being separated by stages were cool, especially since you could backtrack and explore other paths. I liked the story of Deedlit even if I was lost on some detail since I didn't watch the anime before playing. I'm interested in watching it though so maybe at some point. I recommend this regardless, a beautiful game with a relatable story.

A problem I had with the game was that it's a bit glitchy sometimes. Like if the enemy wasn't more than 85% on screen my arrow would go right through them and they wouldn't take any damage. In one of the boss fights, when the boss was attacking with a blue attack and I switch to the blue spirit but still took some damage for some reason. It never happened again but that was weird.