
Banchou Tactics is a strategy turn based role-playing game in the Japanese Gangster High School
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Languages: English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Thai
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Very gooodddddddddddddddddd
挺中二挺有意思的。
If you enjoy Turn-Based Tactics games with straightforward gameplay mechanics, you'll likely enjoy this game. It's fun and satisfying in many aspects. However, it's unfortunate that the game still lacks more QoL polish
Fajna i prosta gra czegos takiego dlugo szukałem
One of my favourites...
Well, this was a nice little indie game. Solid fundamentals and really nice pixel art for the characters, though could of definitely had more variety in map design and how different party members feel to use. While the story writing was just ok, I really loved the character interactions in the main cast, their banter was very charming and legit funny at times, it’s one of the game's best points
It's not very complex, but it is meeting my expectations.Having never played a fighter rpg, I'm having fun with it. It's simplistic without being under developed, a deal when on sale.
runs great on deck
An enjoyable tactical RPG with an interesting setting and likable characters, slightly let down by the uneven storytelling and game pacing. If you enjoyed the Final Fantasy Tactics games, you'll feel right at home with this one. If I had only one request, it would be the option to skip opening level cut scenes, or at the very least speed up the dialogue options. Having to grind by simply replaying previous fights gets a little tiresome - it would be preferable to have some randomly-generated lower level fights with less prestigious gangs/schools for experience, instead of just employing the exact same strategy against the same enemies for the purpose of earning experience/currency. Also, while there is a nice variety of characters to select from your party, some are just....let's be kind and say, "underutilized by default." Overall, it's a good time if you don't go into it expecting too much. The base price is perfectably acceptable, and if you find it on sale, it's an even better value.
All hands and feet! be a strategic monster or face DEFEAT!!!
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