My favorite levels are the one that make a puzzle the center of the conflict, with combat de-emphasized or outright ignored. Again, not the best the genre has seen, but far more than you would expect from a TW show tie-in game.
With the flexible equipment system on top, it’s fairly robust character progression and customization.
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This turns what looks like a simple system into a potential pit full of all the min-maxing you could ever want. Otherwise you can freely mix and match classes and abilities, all usable at full strength. Also, only your primary class gains experience in battle. The cost is that, while you are allowed to equip three skills from your primary class, you can only equip two from the secondary. Here, they’re a full fledged feature, allowing you to equip both a primary and a secondary class. What TDC: AORT tweaks is secondary classes, which existed in FFT but were either broken or useless depending on the class. Much like FFT, you have a few starter classes, and through leveling them up, you unlock other classes to branch out to. The other big change has to do with the Class progression system. Instead of a way to bring more fans into the fold, it feels aimed at already existing ones. Which isn’t game-breaking sure, and you should watch the show anyway, but it’s a problem for anyone picking this up for the first time. If you haven’t seen the show already, I doubt you’ll have any clue what’s going on or why. There’s not even a lore encyclopedia for you to use to keep track of everything, which would have been quite handy. Characters, locations, plots, proper nouns, are all tossed at you with little context or time to process them.
Then, by using flashback missions, it loops back to the start and retells everything up to that point at a breakneck pace. Basically, the game starts at a point that’s about halfway through the TV show.
The only other major issue has to do with the story and how it’s conveyed, which didn’t bother me personally, but it’s definitely a problem. The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics’ story highlights are told through decent enough storyboard style cut-scenes.
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