Trailer better than the game.
What looked a promising game, lacks thrilling maps, but adds weird complications like upgrading your castle as in Heroes of Might and Magic.

A very competent and well-rounded T-RPG with an unusual dark and grim setting. This game is basically an X-COM like which is trying to shift on the RPG side. Don't expect much from the exploration when it comes to socials since you'll meet very few characters to interact with, but navigating in the several maps is still something to be enjoyed. Beside from managing your unit and kingdom, you'll spend most of your time in combat and they get real fun and rewarding when you start unlocking skills and characters, even though we could argue that there is not much interest in playing new characters since you have been upgrading and investing a lot of time in the old ones. The main flaw has to be held against the genre itself since it's so common: the progression system doesn't keep the game from being repetitive, especially mid game when you get more and more enemies (sometimes, too much honestly), and the well done but not engaging 5 CGI cinematics you get in the intro and at the end of chapters aren't enough to keep your attention's up. That being said, I had a great time on this game as I was expecting something between an X-COM and an RPG, and I would indeed recommend it to everybody interested in this type of game. Don't expect game-changing mechanics or storytelling and you'll be fine.

Amazing game.