Fairly serious yet bright TRPG that lacks technical polish but does well in many other areas.
+ intricate class system allowing most units to excel through different combinations
+ solidly written character conversations with looser requirements than similar games
+ diverse and manageably-sized cast that largely stays relevant
+ very clean if somewhat inconsistent pixel art style featuring excellent animations
+ adjustable difficulties even including the option to eliminate chance in stat upgrades
+ enjoyable war story without much nonsense
+ permanent stat debuffs instead of absolute deaths
+ accessible tooltips
+/- conceptually interesting but underdeveloped weapon crafting system
- forgettable soundtrack
- generally poor UI (cumbersome inventory management, unintuitive button mappings, concealed information)
- predictably static enemy AI
- dodge chance as a crucial stat makes a lot of fights either trivial or luck-dependent
- various graphical glitches that actually obstruct gameplay
- needlessly long maps without any opportunities to save