A demo for tactical RPG Unicorn Overlord is now available for Switch, and will launch for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PlayStation 4 on February 23 at midnight local time, publisher ATLUS and de…
Wow building the group seems to be quite important. Some just doesn’t suit to each other. Kind of like that. Ab chosing more people on one team or more seperate units seems to be interresting as well. I think from a tactial perspective it could be interresting.
Well story is a war story, probably nothing special about that, but maybe i will be surprised.
There characters doesn’t seem to interresting so far as well, at least nobody stand out so far, but that could change as well for me.
About the dense of information i agre with @[email protected] , it’s to much but probably only at the start of the game.
At the end i really like the first part of the gameplay so of course i will play it.
Yeah, it’s been forever since I played Ogre Battle, but unit composition seems huge here. With the equipment and the gambit setup (I forget what they called it in this game) it plays very much like an in-depth auto-battler.
Wow building the group seems to be quite important. Some just doesn’t suit to each other. Kind of like that. Ab chosing more people on one team or more seperate units seems to be interresting as well. I think from a tactial perspective it could be interresting. Well story is a war story, probably nothing special about that, but maybe i will be surprised. There characters doesn’t seem to interresting so far as well, at least nobody stand out so far, but that could change as well for me. About the dense of information i agre with @[email protected] , it’s to much but probably only at the start of the game. At the end i really like the first part of the gameplay so of course i will play it.
Yeah, it’s been forever since I played Ogre Battle, but unit composition seems huge here. With the equipment and the gambit setup (I forget what they called it in this game) it plays very much like an in-depth auto-battler.