Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark Reviews

AkiaTheRed should play this game

Nice tactics rpg

I loved Final Fantasy Tactics Advance as a kiddo. And this game manages to bring the same sweet feeling back! This is an homage to FFTA which manages to outgrow its idol. Heartfelt kudos to the Devs! <3 It takes the core gameplay of FFTA and improves upon varies aspects: - Having a default stockpile of items which are shared between all characters and get automatically resupplied is great - reduces the micromanagement (buying in towns and distributing within party). The item upgrade mechanic let's me own this nontheless - Same for the guild upgrades that come with the DLCs: Improve the mission system that FFTA had while allowing to customise to my needs & playstyle - Splitting levelling in EXP and AP levelling is genius: I loved unlocking new classes in FFTA: AP leveling gives me just that while with less grind and faster unlocks via the secondary class for extra abilities. EXP leveling determines which statistics 'grow' based on the class I level with. Combine AP and XP leveling and you get sooooo much great combo potential. Just thinking about it is exciting. Storywise, I just finished the second temple so I can't really say much, yet so far the story is intriguing and I am looking forward to where the path leads.

pretty good ,though it has some battle with insane difficulty spikes and some classes are really underwehling

Is pretty good, art style is just about the only thing that threw me off but looking forward to what comes next

Muy buena la historia y las clases, pase la mayoria del tiempo combinando habilidades y probandolas en el campo de batalla

Even as a long-time Tactics player, play it on "Veteran" mode on your first play through... Higher difficulties are brutal... that said, really enjoying this tactics game...

fun game! if you liked vandal hearts or FF tactics you'll like this one. the story is...meh, but i didnt mind because the gameplay is fun!

Solid turn-based strategy, scratched the itch. Not the deepest systems ever but char/skill progression is pretty good, lots of classes, consistent progress, with plenty of tinkering between battles, allowed flexibility w/ char builds, etc. I played on Veteran difficulty blind and it was decently challenging throughout. My playtime is very inflated - just left the game open, playing here and there until I finished, but it didn't feel too short nor did it overstay its welcome. Nothing earth-shattering but if you like the genre, esp if it's on sale, it's a good buy.

Orphan of Final Fantasy Tactics and Tactics Ogre:LUCT, i gave it a try once and didn't really like it at all. Decided to try again, tweaked the settings a bit (injury, etc) and it became a good experience overall.