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This was a good game, just one thing though, I wish it would remember the settings I put it on. As it is I had to reselect everything I wanted every time I restarted. It's not a long game and you could finish it in a single sitting, but I had a tendency to walk away from it and think quite a bit.

*starts game* ... okay, good narration, now we just need this to be a tile based strategy RPG and this might be as good as Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn should have been.

I enjoyed this, it had a very, Armed with Wings meets Saw feel at times, and I don't usually like all that creepy stuff, but this was honestly on of the best games I've played.

First cutscene, answer nothing, because vigelante=criminal. Duh.

So... the big secret was *SPOILER ALERT... it's kind of a dumb spoiler though* that the Nazi's were trying to make... the perfect race? Wasn't that the Nazi's thing? You'd think it would be kind of obvious. Here I was going through this game expecting some big reveal, but then... nope, just super soldiers. And why were those Nazi's zombified?*END SPOILER* Plus, I got the impression the game was going to be longer, what with all the elevators.

I cleared the arena, but my promised prizes have not been offered. What hell?

It would be nice if the musid volume DIDN'T reset to full blast after every time you die.

So, Yeah on lvl 18 I destroyed every enemy soldier. So why did I lose?

Any advice on Baron Brixius I swear I've fought him a billion times but I just can't win.

Selva, the kind who trained by watching reruns of Naruto of course.

Pro tip. The village of Ichigo has the best soldiers.

Actually, free radicals don't poison multicellular organisms. They cause cancer.

Nice game, any idea when we;ll see chapter 3?

I meant monsters attacking monsters... you know a obvious and essential mechanic to any card game. the part that makes the game deep, and causes it to require strategy.

can you actually attack or is this game as much BS as I expect.