3.5/10 Summary: 6/10 If you can endure the horrendous voice acting and ball and chain pacing there is a true gem here. That is a MASSIVE commitment on the part of the player to slog through such poorly written and voice acted drek. Once it gets that out of the way and picks up the pace it becomes enjoyable but that is beyond the 10 hour mark. It takes far too much time trying to set up these three kingdoms and their strife at the expense of the player. In 7 hours of play there was all of 2 battle sequences. Its too much like a JRPG pacing where it inexcusably takes like 2 hours worth of cut scenes before getting to any actual game play. It might be something you could overlook had it not been for how much narrative exposition went into the game. You would be better served to turn voice down to zero than listen to this because it is grating and really detracts from the game. Too many of the voice actors sound nearly identical making characters indistinguishable. The voice actors all sound bored and disinterested. 3/10 Which brings to the worst element in the game Voice acting: Inexcusable. While it picks up later in the game its still very poorly written and expects a LOT of the player to endure completely unneeded linguistic flourishes that are strewn about haphazardly and add nothing to the plot but run time. Some can be quite challenging but for the most part hard but fair difficulty.9.5/10 Cons: Script: Written like a middle school fan fiction of the War of the Roses. The battles and systems are engaging without being overwhelming or impossible. 7.5/10 Mechanics: The games true sweet spot. 9/10 Music: As memorable and infectious as anything from Square. All in all its among the most pleasant to look at on switch. Pros: Gorgeous visuals, though they can at times be a tiny bit janky. All in all its among the most pleasant to look at on Actual review.
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