Cross Tails

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It's good RPG Tactics game that manages to satisfy both casual and hardcore players. The gameplay is overall simple and doesn't demand heavy grinding to get setup you need. It's friendly to people who just wants to enjoy the game on their free time. Meanwhile, the veteran players can try the Maniac Mode to test their battle knowledge.

It will scratch the tactics itch. the ability to customize every character is good. Story is soso. the different paths you can take gives it repeatability. Overall a pleasant experience for the price tag.

the game mechanics are competent enough, character customization is in depth, and there are plenty of ways to spice up gameplay with variety. my only issue with the game is the english translation is rough. im sure the story would be really good but the lackluster translation makes it kind of hard to read. also delayed death is a really bad skill to give your enemies. instant death sucks and makes losses feel like a cop out when the opponent already has 40 units for every one that you have. seriously it needs to be removed or nerf it so that it can only affect units once your unit number is smaller than the enemies. still a good game though. solid 6/10 or 7/10. plus princess cat girl is hot.

I played this game for about 30 Hours on the Nintendo Switch version. For the record, I played through both routes of Ranverfurt's story (Felix's Perspective). For Steam, I'm playing the other story. This is about the closest thing I've played in recent memory that approaches FFT's complexity. As a lot of reviewers have said thus far, the story and dialog leave much to be desired, but the gameplay is very flexible and robust, allowing the player to come up with whatever strategy and challenge they want, at whichever difficulty they want, with the option to completely break the game open and without making grinding too much of a chore since it is automated and sped up unlike TO and FFT. It is a real shame that this game has not received the attention it deserves, but I hope that the game gets the feedback it needs and it improves on the things it both excels in and needs work in for a sequel. On the other hand, it is from Kemco, which isn't necessarily known for its quality RPGs. Rideon, however, has continuously stepped up their game, and I hope that this trend continues. Obviously, the Steam Deck Version is preferred over the Switch if performance matters to you. If you're jumping into this game, I suggest starting with Ranverfurt's story first, as I find it the easier of the two, in my opinion. Also, mind that the Endgame difficulty spikes quite a bit.

Broken game, the camera just spins, you cant control anything with the mouse, with the controller its only like half responsive. Dont waste your time.