Fae Tactics

1周目75小時，特價時補票 有屬性相剋，地形與面向差異，隱藏角色，角色支援攻擊，配角支線劇情，配裝，配點，收集卡片、道具、裝備，遊戲內小遊戲，王道劇情跟反轉，可說是甚麼都有。

Loved the music, love the fair difficult even at hard, very balanced for people new to tactics games

This game is EXCELLENT. I'm floored that two people made this game, given it's actually pretty long and the battle system is pretty unique, very different from other tactics games. Here's what I thought: Gameplay: Really great. If you're expecting Final Fantasy Tactics, don't. The parties you will take into fights in this game are half permanent characters and half random summons, which you collect throughout the game as you defeat enemies and retrieve their summoning talisman. Some of the party members join you naturally throughout the course of the story, some are optional and missable, kind of like FFT. But that's where the similarities end, the game has a very different combat system that is very dependent on elemental affinities and weaknesses, but becomes much deeper with a enchant/curse (buff/debuff) system that is very impactful, ways for you and enemies to nullify elemental weaknesses, stacking DEF/ATK buffs, breaking enemy mana barriers, etc. It has a surprising amount of depth which makes fights more than just "make a broken build and run the enemies over". A valid complaint is that a lot of the game mechanics and interactions are not explained very well or at all, and the tooltips are a little lacking. By the end of the game I had figured everything out through trial and error (getting punished and losing sometimes for not fully understanding how some mechanics worked), but I actually kind of enjoyed learning how the game worked organically this way. This game can be hard if you don't figure out some of the mechanics on your own. The Story: It's alright, nothing groundbreaking, certainly nothing Final Fantasy level. The writing is very simplistic and scenes are short, so I felt like 95% of the game was actual gameplay with just a little bit of dialogue and worldbuilding here and there. I personally have been burnt out from long, dialogue heavy JRPGs, so I really liked this as a change of pace, and I thought the story was quaint and had cute moments here and there. The worldbuilding was surprisingly solid in my opinion, with the premise being about how natural creatures and fae creatures coexist and quarrel in a post apocalyptic world. If you like tactics games and thinking about a strategy/how you're going to approach a given map and enemies with varying affinities and passive abilities, you're going to like this game. You have to think about what main characters you'll bring (up to three), what you will equip them with (this changes their elemental affinity as well as their passive, support ability, their attack type, attack range, what bonus stats they will have, and even things like their movement type and passive spells they have access to), what summons you'll bring to round out your strategy, and what spells you'll bring which can also define/supplement your strategy. It's surprisingly solid and unique as a tactics game, so if you're looking to scratch that itch and want something gameplay heavy, this is an easy recommend for me, even at full price (I clocked about 60 hours on one full playthrough).