Could be better.

If you have the cognitive capabilities of an average gamer you will find this game way too easy. There is no need for optimizing anything as long as you only send appropriate level characters on missions.

There are not enough different enemies. This makes the game repetitive.

Missions consist only of a number of fights you do. This feels repetitive because all fights play the same. You just killed the same group of enemies 4 times without taking a hit. A fifth time is not going to make a difference yet the game forces you through that anyway.

Story and dialogues are poorly written. And dialogue options that actually change outcomes are rare. At least there is an option to skip them.

The amount of customization shown in the trailers in purely misleading. There are no 30 entirely different characters. There are 6 classes. Each character of a specific class learns nearly all skills of that class. The order in which they learn them differs from character to character but that is about it. The class even dictates the kind of gear they use. No outliers there. No Champion will ever wield something that isn't two-handed. You will be less disappointed if you go into this assuming there are only 6 fundamentally different characters.

Worst of all is that I feel like nothing I do matters.
Upgrades in Camelot barely matter because the game is piss easy as is.
I never buy any gear I just use what I randomly find along the way.
Keeping around certain Knights does not matter. They all play the same. It's not like any of my Knights ever got close to dying but if they did it wouldn't matter because I got items that resurrect them. And if I didn't finding a replacement wouldn't take long.

I get why this game is frequently 70% off and you really shouldn't pay more for it.

Unfortunately, this game is missing some vital QoL features that are standard for the genre. Their absence makes the game frustrating. The issues are:

• No grid. You only see a grid around whatever character you have selected, not the whole battlefield. There is no option or toggle for this either.
  
• No ranged enemy range preview. You can't see what tiles these enemies are able to hit on their turn. This is the biggest problem the game has imo. And since there is no battlefield grid, you can't even manually count if you wanted to.
  
• Character portrait ambiguity. The character portraits are just face pics with armour on, and since most wear helmets, its hard to tell them apart. There is no name underneath. And the outline for who is selected is also pretty faint.
  
• Movement rules ambiguity. The game doesn't explain how movement works, particularly for diagonals. So it's hard to predict the cost to move diagonally without hovering over. Sometimes a diagonal will cost 1mp, othertimes 2.

For all these reasons, this game loses my interest. Gonna refund.

Awesome game