Very low budget. Terrible writing.

Game might get better later in, but It's not worth my time or money to find out.
Refunded it.

Only up to about Chapter 7 or so, but here are my thoughts so far.

Good:
Nice graphics
Turn based combat is entertaining
Characters are mostly decent, more on that later.
Voice acting is pretty good.
Female characters are actually attractive, and characters in general are nicely presented.
Haven't run into any annoyances on the battlefield.
Time limits can be disabled.
Game seems stable and runs well on my PC.

Average:
Writing and dialog are just ok.
Not a lot of "woke" stuff that I've seen so far. As far as modern games go, this is pretty good. A bit more on that below.


Bad:
I'd say at least half of the female characters have horrible attitudes, and are very unlikable, seemingly just to make them "strong". You don't have to be an ass all of the time to be "strong". They routinely take a massive dump on your lead male character who is supposed to be the leader, but he just takes it like a shy high school kid.

On the opposite side, the male characters are generally friendly, and the ones who aren't as friendly are still reasonably likeable.

Back to Eden, your main character... He's too soft and awkward to be believable as someone who is supposed to be leading this band of warriors. Who would actually follow him when there are other, stronger men with a lot more confidence and bearing in the camp? It gets cringey sometimes during his interactions with other characters.

Some of the writing is anime or network tv bad, and falls into the same lame tropes other games, anime or TV/movies do. For example one mission plays up how hard it would be to get past the gates of a town full of bad guys, so you bust down the gates, fight through all of the baddies etc, only at the end of the mission to discover that a female character had somehow snuck in by herself and captured the boss. WTF? I have a camp full of characters who could have done the same thing, and had just recruited someone who would have probably been a perfect person to do exactly what this other character did. Why couldn't they have just sent one of them?

I think my last complaint is that the ranged weapons and spells don't have enough range, and can only hit in a certain pattern of squares. The bows and spells only reach out maybe 2-3 squares. And then it's like you can only target squares directly north, south, east or west of you. No diagonals on a lot of them.

Out of place diversity. Nearly everyone in the game so far is white, which makes sense for the medieval European style setting. A lot of names sound Italian or Spanish. But every once in awhile, this random African person shows up, with no explanation for why they might be there, and no character ever seems to notice. I haven't heard any mention of other nations with different Afro-centric cultures etc, that these people could be from. At least give a reason for why your DEI characters are there, even if they're just traveling adventurers, merchants, nobles etc.

Overall I like the game, and I do recommend it if you like turn based strategy RPGs like Fire Emblem, XCOM etc. I would likely buy a true sequel to the game. Not at all convinced yet by the Veil of the Witch game coming out later though.

まだプレイ中ですが、お薦めしません。
基本、各ステージは初見では敵の挙動や作戦の全て理解する事が出来ません。ある程度ターンを進めて初めて対策とステージ攻略の鍵が理解出来ます。初見ではほぼクリアー出来ません。また、意味不明な敵や攻撃が多く初見では回避出来ない事が多く、理不尽を感じます。そのようなステージが多い為、戦術的な要素よりもトライアンドエラーを繰り返す事でステージクリアーを目指します。その結果、ステージクリアーをする為に、何度も同じステージを繰り返してプレイする事を強いられます。難易度が高く戦術性が高いシミュレーションRPGを求めている人は購入をお勧めしません。