Dark Deity

Dark Deity - turn based RPG with fantasy. We start off with a few characters in a youth military academy and soon we have to choose which to take and at the end we'll have too many that it will be hard to keep up with their names and stories, having to tighten the focus on just the best 14 of them, otherwise the fights may be longer and more complicated to win. The Hero difficulty (the golden middle) still feels a bit on the easy side especially considering we're able to drag our fights to grind free experience by using special abilities on allies. The only time I felt overwhelmed by the difficult level was in the second half of the game by one single mission. It wasn't difficult because of the layout or some special event happening, but because enemies had high stats so if you've not been grinding and spreading weapon upgrades efficiently, you'll have a hard time beating all enemies but still have a high chance to do the main objective. I grinded only a little and the new characters I received had higher levels than the starting ones but they start with no upgrades on weapons so they might have higher primary stats but ineffective attacks. Enemies also tend to be higher level but you win in numbers. The game doesn't really require grinding, only good positioning of your characters. Sometimes enemies wait around until you get inside their range, that's when the game is too easy and you have time to fully regenerate and reposition closer. If you're an old school gamer you might wanna pick the Deity difficulty with more challenging fights because for the most part, it is an easy journey through chapters. I recommend you to keep playing the same 14 characters from the start or you can wait a bit to get a higher level version of the same classes and start upgrading them instead. When reaching character level 10 and 30 you'll be able to promote your chosen class and pick amongst 4 class types of 2 higher tiers. These promotions give your characters specific abilities and adjustment to their primary stats. You combine tier 2 and 3 abilities but the final stats are a combination of a final class and personal aptitudes. It feels like each character can efficiently be played only in 2 or 3 paths, otherwise it will be taking up space for somebody useful. Each class has a specific 4 weapon types, red prioritizing in damage, blue in critical chance, green in accuracy and yellow is a mix of the other 3, usually a lower weight weapon affecting dodge and...