So if you have a character that can cast a spell to remove poison, you must wait for that character's turn, while your other characters are having their turns and taking damage, take damage yourself when you start the spell, wait again while all of your other characters take damage again on their turns, and then finally get to your spell-casing turn, where you take more damage from the poison before it's cured.
Turns are individual-based and start when it's that character's turn. You're frequently poisoned or given some other de-buff that causes damage every turn. I could go on and on about the annoying parts, but I'll explain just one here. It's challenging, but not very rewarding and has lots of annoying aspects. The gameplay is simple, but relatively unique for recent turn-based RPGs. Each time I stayed there, the characters talked with each other, which helps you better understand their personalities, but not so much their motives for partaking in this journey. The only worthwhile character interactions happen during your stay at the inn. This leaves us with very little character building since the target audience has either read the comics or is fine with one-dimensional heroes. There is a minor interesting twist near the end, but overall, the story is sub-par and generic and we're given little reason why our heroes are doing what they're doing besides that they're comic book heroes and you're just supposed to accept this. The main plot consists of your group coming to this unexplored land for mana (which I can only guess is valuable to them), and then eventually encountering a demon who wants to rule/destroy the world, so you go on a quest to defeat it. The story takes you on a very generic young teen comic book journey. So don't expect much character or world building here. That's supposedly done by the comic books.
The primary issue here is that the world and characters aren't fleshed out very well in-game.
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This appears to be based on the Battle Chasers comic book series and does a good job at representing it in video game format. Decent game if you're looking for an American comic-book-like turn-based RPG without a lot of depth.
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