Cross Tails

So, this game came out a while ago on consoles and is basically a love letter to Final Fantasy Tactics or Tactics Ogre. I kid you not. If you played those game you will instantly recognize all the mechanics. Leveling classes, then switching them to unlock more advanced ones. Equipping your squad and micromanaging them to create the best set up to steam roll the opposition. Though the devs did introduce some quality of life improvements so to avoid annoying grind moments. Though you will most likely restart a few missions to set up your squad with some better enemy counters. You enjoyment from the game really depends on if you are into the Japanese style tactical strategies like the mentioned Final Fantasy Tactics. If you are, than this game will give you at least 20 hours for each campaign (unless you are some tactical genius ;)).

Everything in the game feels cheap: the story is really cheap, the class system is pretty classic but IMO worse than its predecessors (class levels unlock new classes, but since you buy skills with cash, you can "master" a class in which you're level 1), the difficulty is all over the place... Last but not least, I usually play this genre to feel clever (cleverer than a few lines of codes anyway, let's not get carried away), but in this game, I feel pretty stupid. Eg: even if I know there is a trap somewhere, I don't have skills to disarm it, the enemies don't trigger it and it may be impossible to bypass. So you walk on it. And feel dumb. So yeah, you should avoid the game. And it's a genre with so many gems that it should be too hard to find a better game to play instead.