Regalia: Of Men and Monarchs Reviews

This is a very 7/10 game, simply for some of the rough edges. If you use Alissa, the tab key is your friend, the "kingdom quests" can be found under quests in the menu, and it is important not to grind too many of them too early, just so you aren't scrambling late game, since you always need to complete a particular number within a chapter. The characters are fun and unique, each playable character having practical and interesting utility; [spoiler] Henrietta's dispel ability single-handedly won me certain boss fights [/spoiler] The dialogue is charming, although story depth suffers a bit for a desire for humor (which does land quite often) [spoiler] including the very last cutscene in the main campaign, which really made me smile ear-to-ear[/spoiler] The SRPG gameplay is not overly compelling, but by no means bad. The lack of tracking for the kingdom quests was a bit frustrating, especially with crafting progress, but it was never really an issue in my playthrough. I'm not sure about controller integration, but every so often mouse and keyboard would have some small hiccup that made doing what I was intending a bit wonky. These frustrations mixed with the campaign overstaying its welcome every so slightly made the last few hours feel like a bit of a slog.