Crystal Tales Tactics: Echoes of the Libertas War

I usually love games that mix the visual novel style works with tactics style play...However, I cant recommend the game because it is pretty buggy and the story feels pretty underwhelming. Game-play is generally pretty simple with you being able to get your character up to the "current?" max lvl of 25 before you get to chapter 10 of the game. However that is kinda where the game ends as it crashes and refuses to respond and continue the story, though several months ago it did this at like chapter 7. Progress? To make things a bit more interesting you get class upgrades at lvl 5 that will help you cement your characters role in the game going forward. What do they do? You have to hop in to find out past the very basic description that you are given. The game crashes when you return to previous chapters to face the optional challenge areas, gotta grind that XP, and there is no load function, you have to log out of the game to access your save files. The story has similar issues where you are introduced to a variety of enemies including the 4 great generals, 2 of whom don't even have Character Art. The story feels like you progress without any real sense of foreboding, leaving …

So the gameplay is fun, characters are OK. The issue is this game is infested with game breaking bugs. Literally to the point where I cannot continue playing the main story.

GOOD GAME BUT IT NEED TO ASK IF WHEN YOU SAVE FOR A SAVE ON A GAME NEED BEGIN FOR THE BEGIN

[i]playthrough in progress - I cannot progress due to a bug, but at least the developers are trying. [/i] [b][i]Crystal Tales Tactics: Echoes of the Libertas War[/i][/b] is a tactical RPG game with turn-based combat. The story seems slightly generic, but overall good, so far. The controls are rebindable, which is rare for the games in this engine, and saving is possible at almost any point, with 20 save slots in total. The graphics and the music are nice. The LGBTQ and, in particular, trans, representation is most welcome. The developers actively resolve the bugs discovered.