Moekuri: Adorable + Tactical SRPG

Cute but wasn't really for me.

非常好玩，可以想象的build实在太多了，随便研究研究几百小时就过去了。时不时就有意外的发现，而且各种构筑趣味性和丰富性都不错，不是单纯一套碾压一套，看起来很强的强力精灵上手以后也会发现缺点，暴露弱点就会被动，看起来很弱的初级精灵也可能生生不息，搭配好以后非常难缠 如果喜欢摸索、组合搭配、收集养成的战棋玩家可以大胆试一试

It's a cute, simple, collect em all title. It's like a mix of a simplistic turn based tactics game and pokemon. The story is lame but the battles actually aren't bad. Nice atmosphere. Cute graphics. All innocent mind, it's not THAT type of game. The battles are short and not all that involved. Completing one takes around 15 minutes maybe, if that. Is it worth $12? I don't remember if I got it on sale but I wouldn't feel ripped off at $12 and I don't even usually play pokemon types of games. It's worthwhile.

非常可爱！

萌えるポケモン

It gets better after a time but the start and the UI does not help The first map/tutorial should be reviewed and its difficulty lowered (you can easily die too many times, and the "advice" is incorrect as you cannot summon any monster at the time) I even checked on the net and found an old lets play where you can summon monsters in this first figth. But not anymore.. Regarding the UI : Every time you want to move, the portrait of your character appears on the half right of the screen, hiding cell where you could move. you should then rotate, but well it does make it so much better.... And you often have to rotate because the isometric view oftens hides where you want to go. Doing it with the mouse makes you exit the menu, but you need to first open the menu to move.... You can zoom in with mouse, but not max zoom out The "escape button" directly triggers a popup asking you if you want to close the game. This can also freeze/crash your game because to continue playing you need to close this pop-up. But to close it, you have to alt-tab. And alt-tabbing regularly freeze the game when playing in full screen mode

Unsuprassed turn-based strategy RPG gameplay, well worth the time of any fan of the genre. There's a massive roster of characters to choose from, with an incredibly wide variety of abilities to choose from. But, even the most seemingly over-the-top abilities are carefully balanced, so none of them feel like an auto-include. This creates an immense amount of replay value. Personally, the art style was a turn-off for me initially, but you quickly get used to it. The choice to use such simple terrain graphics is a marketing liability, but makes perfect sense from a gameplay perspective (some characters can change the terrain, and most characters benefit from considering terrain characteristics when positioning). The character art is too cutesy for my taste, but this doesn't interfere with the gameplay at all. My point is, if you like turn-based strategy RPGs, don't let the art stop you from buying this game. It's definitely worth playing. My one complaint is that with so many options, it takes a very long time to unlock them all.