Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark

Buscaba juegos similares al FF Tactics Advance, y no me decepciono, tal vez un poco mas simple, pero excelente para dedicarle una buena cantidad de horas.

This is just really well done. It set out to fill a void, it did that well enough while also elevating it. Pretty much giving what people want, and then some. I would love to see this game get another release with a final fantasy sized budget. It really does classic JRPG+Tactics better than anywhere else ever. Even the writing is pretty good. This is one of maybe 5 games I'd say are either perfect or as close to possible as it. The only thing that held this back is it's derivative nature, it's clearly trying to be some other franchise, but that's just a consequence of them realizing there's a void for retro of this quality. It's not just some cookie cutter JRPG thing. This has some deep and unique systems that can be explored for a long time. It's got pretty good AI systems that understand these complex abilities and set ups pretty well. Deep mechanics to explore, the ones you expect and some new tricks here and there. It's just perfectly addicting. This company makes kinda discount games, but really complex, thought out, and well done ones. If they turned this into a mobile game or made a version, I'd be down. If they multiplied the budget and made it a triple a, I'd be down.

Wonderful game, AI actually uses tactics that a human would use (super annoying to have enemies constantly healing... like a human would do)

Very tedious with long drawn out battles not because of difficulty but due to enemies simply healing themselves over and over.

I got this game on sale for about $5 and am now feeling like I stole this game. I feel like $40-ish for the bundle is also fair. Final Fantasy Tactics is my favorite game of all time. This game is basically slightly worse than it on every metric (in my opinion) besides the flexibility you have with monster classes. Though I do feel like perhaps I have a stronger than typical bias there, considering FFT was my childhood. I'm just gonna mention a few things that stood out to me: Cons: -I'm so sorry to the character portrait artist(s), but they're so uncanny they often pull me out of the narrative. Some are ok, but many - including the actual main characters! - are just proportionally awkward. -I dislike not being able to rotate the maps. There is a mechanic built in where you can scroll through tiles to make sure you can reach whatever you need, but I just feel like being able to rotate the map as well would be a great help. -The class wheel - especially for the monsters - is too crowded. Not a huge problem, but slightly annoying. Pros: -You can move to a space and look at your attack options without that movement choice being locked in. Thank you! I now don't have to constantly remember everyone's ability attack ranges before making a move. -All other art beyond the character portraits. It's actually a really nice looking game! The maps, the character models, the abilities. -Choosing when to grind. There's no random battles. I always liked them in FFT, but it just feels good to start up the game and KNOW I can do what I was planning to do without having to worry if I'm gonna "waste" 15 minutes on a random battle. -Sending people on missions actually MEANS something. AND the timer counts outside of the game as well. Again, it's another mechanic that respects the player's time without detracting from gameplay. General: -Character development/story is good. -Pacing is good. -Leveling and class changes/manipulation feels good. I feel like I keep downplaying this game because I love FFT so much. But the truth is this game has kept my rapt attention for over 70 hours (and will likely have it for nearly 100 by the time I'm done) and I didn't get tired of it once. It's a great game and I've had a ton of fun with it.

[Recommended] [h1]A Cute Indie Gem That Nails Old-School Tactical RPG Vibes[/h1] Just picked up Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark on a whim during a sale, and it's better than expected ! This indie game is like a love letter to classics like Final Fantasy Tactics and Tactics Ogre, and for the price I paid, it’s honestly a steal. Here’s my early take after after the first run of the game definitely not a full review yet, but I’m loving what I’ve seen so far. [h2]A Nostalgic Tactical RPG Throwback[/h2] Fell Seal is a 2D tactical RPG that screams retro vibes, blending pixel art with a touch of old-school Western RPG flair. Think grid-based battles, deep class systems, and story-driven missions straight out of the PS1 era. The devs clearly wanted to recreate that Final Fantasy Tactics magic, and they’ve nailed it. The campaign maps, with their isometric layouts and strategic battles, feel like they were ripped right out of those old games. If you’re a fan of planning your moves and watching your squad of quirky characters grow, this game’s got you covered. i still saw really little tho after i play more i can say more . [h2]Gameplay[/h2] The gameplay is the classic turn-based combat is satisfying if you like this kind of games, with a job system that lets you customize your units a bit like in FFT. The 2d art is quite well done and the music and story hit that nostalgic sweet spot without feeling like a cheap knockoff, nothing too amazing from this point of view at least until now xD . I’m still early in, but the battles and the world have that quite nice retro style with its mix of lore and colorful characters. [h2]One Tiny Gripe[/h2] If I had to nitpick, the animations are a bit too basic. I get it they’re going for that retro tactical RPG style on purpose, and it fits the full game aesthetic but sometimes, the attacks and movements feel like they could use a little more flair or smoothness. It’s not a dealbreaker by any means, just something I noticed. A little extra frame and special effects could make the fights more fun . [h2]Early Verdict: 9/10[/h2] I just played the game for very little time so this is what i can say until this moment, but I really loved the style from the first screenshot i hope that it will not suck big time after playing more . For an indie game and the price i got it is really well done and worth the money . If you love Final Fantasy Tactics, Tactics Ogre, or just crave a solid tactical RPG with retro charm, this is a good option. The simple animations are my only quibble, but everything else feels on spot until now. After this fast and small pre-review i can give a 9/10 quite a cute game to have in your library !

I found this game, while searching for something similar to Final Fantasy Tactics online. I absolutely love it! The class System is awesome. There are also some hidden classes to find. The abilities are very well rounded and every class has obvious Pros and Cons. With the dual Class System, it's possible to craft some cool synergies for each character. This is an absolute recommend!

Los combates no son suficientemente divertidos, no está bien diseñado el progreso/dificultad, te ofrece muchas clases/habilidades, tenerlas a tu disposición podría hacer más divertido el combate pero como los personajes sólo obtienen experiencia combatiendo, tienes que grindear fuera de la historia, en combates aburridos, para subir a los personajes. Es cómo si no hubiesen testeado la jugabilidad del juego acabado, con algunos pequeños cambios de diseño en la progresión, habría podido ser un buen juego (aún así probablemente demasiado corto)