(Note that I have spent more than 5 minutes with this game, but as others have noted Steam only tracks time spent in this game's launcher, not the game itself. Totalling my save files I've spent perhaps 10 hours with it.)
There are some fundamental weaknesses that prevented me from really enjoying this. The most basic one is the user interface, which is almost entirely mouse-driven and that makes the most basic task of moving your units a slow and clunky affair of moving back and forth across the screen to click through menus. The next is a severe lack of readability that also slows the game down: Enemies with the same sprite have the same sort of attacks, movement profiles, and abilities, but other important things like their weapon type, attribute, and passives vary and aren't as easily readable. The passives are where the game really falters: Enemies can have passives ranging from complete immunity to statuses, complete immunity to types of damage (even complete immunity to physical or special damage!), and worst of all abilities that do automatic damage to enemies that they attack or that attack them: A particularly terrible mission has enemies with a passive that causes them to both die when attacked, and deal 9999 damage to the enemy they're fighting when they die, making them effectively one-hit-killers that look the same as other normal enemies you've encountered before (and also encounter on the same stage). You'll only find this out when you kill them or they kill you, your unit takes 9999 damage and dies outright, and you're left wondering what just happened, or if you go three menus deep, identify this from the tiny passive icons shown next to the unit, and remember that when executing your turn.
Other than unpleasant surprises like the above the game isn't particularly difficult, and there are few tactics to employ other than rushing forward and attacking enemies, trying to kill them outright so you don't have to take counterattacks. Bosses are almost universally immune to all status effects and debuffs, so there's no strategy or planning you can use with them other than getting your big hitters in and wailing on them with whatever damage abilities you have.
So unfortunately the game manages to be both slow and unengaging, and I found myself mentally checking out as I spent every turn trying to deal the most damage possible without real heed to tactical movement or resource management besides saving some MP to deal with beatstick bosses.
A weird feature the game has is that there are two campaigns, a Human and Youkai one, but the Human one feels like a cut-down game that's missing core mechanics (like the weapons triangle!), making it more monotonous. The Youkai game is missing some features like individual unit XP which you might have expected of an SRPG, theoretically in the name of giving a more uniform challenge to levels.
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