Tactics & Strategy Master:Joan of Arc

Do I recommend the game? No Do I like the game? I want to [h1]The Issues[/h1] Random crashes. Bugged items and skills. Non-functional option menu. [h1]The Review[/h1] The English translation is passable at best, at time it is unintelligible. Clipping of words, Example: [code]A good example would be t his[/code] Where the word "This" has the "T" on one line and the rest of the word on the next line. This is a fairly common occurrence, making reading the text as hassle. There is no "skip text" button. Text transition is slow. The game has untranslated Chinese text in the game. The steam achievements also use Chinese text. The gameplay and menu navigation feels clunky. Combat feels sluggish, not because it is a tactical RPG, but because unit animation are slow and menu navigation is a hassle. Multiple items and skills are bugged. The art is mediocre at best. The music is mediocre at best. [h1]Too Long ; Didn't Read[/h1] Mediocre at best tactical RPG with clunky interface / menu navigation, a lot of crashes and bugs. [b]Recommendation[/b]: Buy at deep discount if there is no other tactical RPGs. [code]Submitted for the Semeicardia After Dark [url=https://steamcommunity…

Tactics & Strategy Master:Joan of Arc is an extremely badly made 2D retro pixel turn based tactical strategy game developed by Google Translate. You're physically assaulted by dialogue with some of the worst translation known to mankind, so extreme that it violates several chapters of the Geneva Convention. If you survive, you run into an awful, almost mobile-app like turn based strategy, only badly made and badly balanced and designed. Not that anyone would want to play it after the godawfully bad presentation here. It is worth mentioning that the translation is so bad, if you don't die from the damage it inflicts you might die from laughing. This is a pretty dangerous game. From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. A choice was made to use obsolete, decades old retro pixel "art" as a substitute for contemporary PC graphics. It's unclear if this is due to lack of budget or talent, regardless, the overall visual quality of the game is extremely low as a result. There's no options to change the resolution for the game or customise the graphics settings. There's no way for gamers to ensure this is…

cannot start in window mode, alt+tab = cannot be clicked anymore, have to close the game and restart..

It is a game with broken dialog yeah but the game play is fun the story once you make sense of it is good. It can be a little bit of a challenge at times. Well even after I figure out how its played it's all great I love the broken dialog it makes me laugh. I shouldn't be mean but when I see stuff said wrong but know what they meant it makes it fun for me. My brother saw me play he was like Put Arrows What..... then we both bust out laughing. Please don't take it to heart creator of the game we know you where trying to make it easy for us. I loved it so yeah I recommend it to others just hope no one is harsh on you game creators. I mean it makes it more fun when you see games like this I mean it from my heart. The leveling system is great so is the idea of leveling the gathering areas to get better stuff. Dungeon play is cool too I have not gotten far enough to where I've seen equipment break on you yet but it is over all great loved it. Loved the ideas makes me happy every time I play and at times like this man it makes me so happy.

An isekai tactical rpg in anime style (Fate inspired?) at a budget price. Does the price imply budget quality? First, the story starts like a typical isekai: an average protagonist transported into another world where he is turned into a seasoned swordsman. He quickly gets involved in a conflict inspired by the Hundred Years' War. Our hero joins the French side by allying with Joan (Joan of Arc). With his knowledge of historical events the protagonist is trying his best to change the fate of Joan,i.e. save her from untimely death. This interesting premise convinced me to give this title a chance. Here I need to mention two major issues. The English translations is pretty bad. Most can be understood but some sentences are barely coherent. Also, during some scenes the text scrolls really fast making it impossible to read. Funnily enough, I could not find a button to skip the read text manually. Next, lets talk about the gameplay. The game is split into several missions. Each mission consist of preparation, story and battle. During preparation you can play with equipment/skills/character levels, craft/farm/hunt for resources, do shopping, cook, meet a character (mini dating) or vis…

I really like the game play, and it has been fun to play for the most part so far. However, the bug with the accelerated conversations makes it a little frustrating to play. It always seems like it speeds through important story-line. Other than that, I am enjoying casually playing this game. I want to keep deeper into the game before I can give it a more detailed review. At this point I would give 5/10 on recommendation.