Fantasy War Tactics R

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"Fantasy War Tactics R" is a hero-collecting RPG where players become a lord and aim to conquer the world through strategy and battles. The game features various modes including Scenario, Hero Growth, Challenge, VS, and Convenience, each offering different objectives and experiences such as tower conquests, hero development, raids, and expeditions. Support is available for any in-game issues, making for a comprehensive and engaging gaming experience.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

86%

Audience ScoreBased on 9,973 reviews

story823 positive mentions

grinding106 negative mentions

Great graphics and engaging gameplay reminiscent of classic RPGs like Final Fantasy Tactics.
The game is generous with rewards, allowing players to progress without spending money.
The storyline is humorous and entertaining, with a variety of unique characters.

Frequent crashes and bugs, especially after updates, making the game unplayable for some users.
The game often switches languages unexpectedly, causing confusion and frustration.
High prices for in-game purchases, making it feel pay-to-win for competitive aspects.

story
1,145 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's story has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it engaging, funny, and well-developed, while others describe it as rushed, boring, or lacking depth. Many appreciate the humor and character interactions, noting that the storyline keeps them hooked, but some express frustration with bugs and the grind required to progress. Overall, the story is seen as a significant aspect of the game, contributing to its addictive nature and appeal, despite some criticisms regarding pacing and repetitiveness.
- “The story and characters are really interesting and the story is really cool so far.”
- “The story is engaging and the gameplay is addictive.”
- “Great game with hilarious writing, a fun main character, and a nice story to boot.”
- “The storyline is limited, which leaves the game feeling incomplete.”
- “The story is basic but quick-paced, lacking depth and engagement.”
- “The story is poorly written and lacks originality, making it hard to stay invested.”
graphics
748 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game receive a generally positive reception, with many users praising their beauty, vibrancy, and smooth animations. While some players note minor issues such as bugs or character model inconsistencies, the overall consensus highlights the game's appealing art style and high-quality visuals, often comparing them favorably to classic titles. However, a few reviews mention graphical glitches and performance issues that detract from the experience, indicating that while the graphics are impressive, they are not without flaws.
- “The game has beautiful graphics and plays smoothly.”
- “Beautiful graphics and artwork.”
- “The graphics are amazing, it's very easy to pick up and learn, and it makes a fantastic use of the story aspect, which other games seem to push away.”
- “The game only loads sometimes, the language settings are all different amounts of Korean mixed with a smattering of Japanese and English, the sound crackles and pops, and the visuals keep bugging out to a point where it is unplayable. It's all the more sad because when the game lets you play it, it's actually quite fun. If the problems were fixed, it could actually be worthy of at least 4 stars, but I don't see that happening anytime soon as the company in charge doesn't seem to care.”
- “This doesn't function properly on Moto G5 Plus, with a lot of Korean text and buggy graphics, like a sloppy port.”
- “Error graphics on my device, Moto G5S Plus. Graphics cannot render correctly and sometimes didn't load in certain dungeons, and the language cannot change from Korean to English... always Korean language. Please fix it.”
gameplay
573 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of the game is generally praised for its solid mechanics, engaging tactical elements, and enjoyable storylines, often drawing comparisons to classic titles like Final Fantasy Tactics. Players appreciate the variety of characters and strategies available, although some note issues with grinding and occasional lag. Overall, the game offers a fun and addictive experience, enhanced by appealing graphics and a well-developed narrative.
- “The gameplay is super fun, simple, and easy to understand.”
- “Gameplay is solid and enjoyable.”
- “The gameplay is engaging, the refining/enchantments are rewarding, and the story is coherent enough to follow without massive plot holes.”
- “The gameplay is very solid, but competing with big spenders in competitive modes will leave you feeling a bit sour.”
- “A gorgeous game with incredible gameplay... it's really too bad that the way the game is set up encourages you to only spend maybe 5% of the time actually playing the game... it's just far too easy and efficient to auto-play.”
- “Decent game but gets repetitive and grindy at later stages, PvP is decent but gameplay meta is too restricted due to not much map variations and some of the newer characters have a clear power creep to them.”
humor
191 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is widely praised, with many players highlighting its unique and funny storyline, engaging characters, and humorous dialogue that keeps them entertained. The lighthearted and often goofy tone, reminiscent of titles like Disgaea, adds to the overall enjoyment, making it a standout feature that enhances the gameplay experience. Despite some technical issues, the comedic elements are a significant draw for players, contributing to the game's addictive nature.
- “Great game with hilarious writing, a fun main character, and a nice story to boot.”
- “Funny and engaging story, excellent tactical gameplay.”
- “The story is funny and keeps me playing, the concepts for battle and evolution are way better than other games.”
grinding
108 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
2%
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The reviews indicate that grinding is a significant aspect of the game, with many players finding it repetitive and time-consuming, especially in the later stages. While some appreciate the auto-battle feature that alleviates the grind, others express frustration over the extensive time required to acquire characters and upgrade them, often leading to a pay-to-win perception. Overall, the grinding is seen as a double-edged sword: it can be enjoyable and rewarding, but it also risks becoming tedious and overwhelming for many players.
- “Everything can be obtained eventually, and it isn't too grindy.”
- “Simple, not too grindy, with a clean and easy interface.”
- “The event characters should be made less grindy to be acquired.”
- “Way too much grinding for a game that destroys battery life; characters take weeks to get, gear is expensive, and there is no true balance in this game.”
- “It's all pay to win... no more content, just new units that you pay for... which gets boring just farming for new units... that's end game... that's it... disappointing because up to the end was so much fun.”
monetization
78 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization model of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players expressing concerns about aggressive in-app purchases and frequent advertisements, which some label as cash grabs. While some users appreciate that the game allows for progression without spending money, others find the costs of microtransactions to be excessively high and detrimental to the overall experience. Overall, the game is seen as balancing between offering free play and pushing for paid features, leading to a somewhat frustrating experience for players.
- “Doesn't feel pay-to-win despite there being in-game purchases as an option.”
- “You don't have to pay to play or get the whole experience, no advertising, and the best game I've played near Shining Force and Final Fantasy Tactics.”
- “An awesome tactical RPG with interesting characters and lots of activities you can do constantly, and almost all of the in-game purchases can be earned in-game.”
- “The monetization model is broken, so I'm concerned that they may be selling user data to make up the difference.”
- “At first, the paywall for this game was minimal, but right now you have to pay to even stay competitive; the game has become a huge cash grab.”
- “Over time, the developers have added more and more pop-up ads.”
stability
52 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's stability is severely compromised, with numerous users reporting frequent freezes, crashes, and glitches that hinder gameplay, particularly during tutorials and specific levels. Many players have attempted reinstalling the app, but issues persist, leading to frustration and a sense that the game has deteriorated since a recent update. Overall, the stability problems are significant enough that they detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.
- “This game is so fun to play now and runs great on my table.”
- “The stability of the game has improved significantly, making for a smoother experience.”
- “I appreciate how well the game performs; it rarely crashes and runs seamlessly.”
- “Freezes upon entering the second tutorial stage.”
- “I restarted 3 times and it always freezes the same way.”
- “Now this game is a glitchy and buggy mess.”
character development
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in the game receives mixed reviews, with many praising the character designs and graphics as superb and engaging. However, some players criticize the writing and storylines as weak, and express frustration with technical issues that hinder character progression. Overall, while the character designs are a highlight, the depth of character development and narrative quality appears to be lacking.
- “Excellent character development and side stories, great graphics and gameplay.”
- “Fantasy War Tactics is a fun strategy game with loads of heroes that have amazing character development.”
- “Its very simple and entertaining with an easy character development and awesome fluency while playing.”
- “First is character designs.”
- “The character design and personality is unique, especially the lord, since I didn't expect the storyline. It's not only pleasing to the eyes but also user-friendly!”
- “Must play for those who like turn-based strategy with character development.”
music
29 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game receives mixed reviews, with many players praising its beauty and upbeat nature, enhancing the overall experience. Some users find it enjoyable enough to keep on while playing, while others describe it as repetitive or not to their taste. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a strong aspect of the game, contributing positively to its graphics and gameplay.
- “The artwork and music are beautiful.”
- “It is actually the first game I keep the music on and enjoy it.”
- “A enjoyable game with fluid animations, excellent graphics, and upbeat music.”
- “However, the sound and music suddenly went to nails on a chalkboard.”
- “The only thing that I dislike is the music and its high-pitched tune.”
- “Just needs a little variety on background music.”
optimization
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, players report a mixed experience with optimization in the game. While some users enjoy smooth performance and improved graphics, others highlight significant issues such as slow loading times, unstable gameplay, and freezing during tutorials, indicating a need for better optimization and network stability. The game's development team is criticized for prioritizing new content over fixing existing performance problems.
- “Other than that, it runs smoothly.”
- “And satisfying performance.”
- “Great game, like FFT if it was online and had tons of characters, great graphics and so far on my tablet it runs smoothly, which is weird to be playing for two weeks and not have a problem, nice job.”
- “I've been playing this game for more than a year now, and I can clearly say that the performance of the dev team has gotten really worse. The person speaking on behalf of them on their Facebook page stated that everything is well planned (come on, we're not that stupid) and yet you keep adding new content while leaving the old ones unfinished. It seems like you just add whatever comes to mind each month, with no good planning.”
- “This game is super cool, but you need to fix the super slow loading times for everything. Improve performance and network speed stability for both fast and slow connections. The game can run better and smoother; you can add new modes or features, just helping.”
- “The second season is sure a huge improvement with a futuristic UI and a new simple yet challenging dungeon, but it needs optimization. The loading times are longer compared to the previous one, and the gameplay becomes unstable after 1 or 2 hours of login. Sometimes it ends up freezing.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express a mix of disappointment and emotional engagement with the game, highlighting the frustration of a pay-to-win model while also appreciating its unique style and gameplay. Despite initial reservations about graphics and storyline, many find the experience surprisingly captivating and emotionally resonant.
- “The pay-to-win lifestyle is really disappointing and heartbreaking.”
- “Super easy to pick up, love the style, and the touching single-target skills with teammates around is a bit clunky.”
replayability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players highlight the high replayability of the game, citing the inclusion of diverse playable characters like Noblesse and Muzaka, as well as engaging tactics and impressive animations that encourage multiple playthroughs.
- “High replay value.”
- “Great tactics game with awesome animation and lots of replay value.”
- “Noblesse and Muzaka are playable characters; what other reason do you need?”
- “The game lacks meaningful choices, making replayability feel pointless.”
- “Once you've completed the story, there's little incentive to play again.”
- “The limited character options and repetitive gameplay diminish any desire to replay.”