Bought it, and finished it. It's a pretty charming little game, good for a quick tactical fix that you can pick up and drop quickly at your leisure. You've got 3 difficulty modes, and about 50 or so battles placed across a long map. It's mostly a linear jaunt through the campaign map with a few branching paths that lead to stops like shrines that increase stats, shops, and places to recruit more units. There are seven different unit types, and you can have up to five different types in your squad. Units are assigned a 'star' value based on their strength, and you have a 'star' point limit of 15. Your character can equip items in one of four slots (head, belt, chest, weapon) that give stat boosts to your units. The story is a complete, yet simple tale, though it ends with a 'End of Book One' message, so I guess more campaign maps or a new game will be made one day. Despite the art style, the game is not packed with jokes or puns, it takes itself a little more seriously than other games (which I personally like). All in all, not a bad game, I had a good enough time with it.