Very soulful graphics. It took me some runs to understand the skills and to make a proper strategy. Adding a little description would be nice. As for the combat system, it feels solid most of the time.

Besides the reported bugs, I found a couple more:

• The ring that defines the movement limits can be modified by using the status option and moving again.
• When selecting a character, it doesn't change properly, so it makes the sensation that you're attacking an ally.

I'm adding a video showing them. An optional feature that could be useful, especially for distance attacks, is to move the screen a little further, since the UI can block enemies.

highest kill count: 9

Anna: nun who struggles with her faith torn between commandments against killing and prospect of permanent solutions
Osheen: warrior who like fighting too much which puts him in trouble with his superiors
Modest: isekai protag, now regrets leaving family and ordinary life behind, fights to return home, probably not this but he just looks too much like a normal guy

I think this is the first time I'm seeing normal people in this world.

Gameplay vid: 

• In the shop I picked up healing potion, but I couldn't find them in the inventory or use them in combat.
• 11:25 Modest killed Osheen with his charge and the game let me use charge again.
• 37:15 Healing missed. I assume frezy did that, idk if this is intended effect.
• 41:29 Shot myself despite game saying I'll hit the enemy... but the attack healed me!?
• 45:40 Shot myself again.
• Skills really need tooltips, even in the current state. I didn't want to use any skills other than the most obvious damage dealers with highest number, because I didn't want to accidentaly use a skill that sucks. And some skills have very unobvious uses like that arrow volley healing the ally, which seems impossible to figure out through reasonable trail and error.
• Xanadu soldiers keep getting stuck on each other. This is not necessarily bad, but puts cheesing on the table. I don't know how turn order is determined, but if enemy's order was based off of proximity to player character maybe they get stuck less often.
• Could use some quick hp lookup button, like holding Ctrl or something shows hp bars over everybody's head. Currently it's hard to keep track of which enemy has lowest hp.

Combat works nicely now, a minor issue I've found is that sometimes if the character is too close to the enemy, the enemy will keep walking toward the character until his movement ran out then start attacking.

Some first impression in terms of character:

- Modest: Kind, sad, stoic.

- Osheen: Maniac, tough.

- Anna: Zealout, abit bitchy.

In terms of game feel, I'm not sure if I like the attack anims for melees, it does have a unique feel and can be categorized as artistic choice, but because the attacks are not committed it doesn't feel that satisfying.

I feel like I have little to add. I ran into the same issues posted earlier, and besides archery I feel like it's close to the same gameplay as last time. I haven't played too many of these games, but it seems like most of the systems are in place.

I guess one thing I notice is how the turn order only shows the next 4 moves, but there are so many fighters that after one 'side' does their set you don't know if the next will also have a set or 2 sets of turns in a row. And in a more natural game, your turn order will be all over the place so it'll be hard to see how many moves until your next fighter besides vibes. Perhaps increase the size of it to display more? May have to make it smaller to accommodate.

Keep up the good work.

tried it a few times, managed to kill a few xanagoons. my big gripe is with the targeting system, especially when dealing with enemies slightly farther away. i assume i should be able to rotate 360 degrees on a controller when aiming at an enemy, but i havent found a way to do that on keyboard. for melee characters it's not a big deal, but for the archer girl ive had to reposition to shoot more than a few times, which just feels lame. i reread the intro and peeped the controls but couldn't figure out a way to do this. Q/W says its my target selector, but that didn't seem to do anything when attacking, so i just used the arrow keys which are locked to 8 directions

otherwise theres a lot of familiarity from AG, with how i believe you want players tackling things -  move and wait, attack to poke at foes, and finishing them off with special skills. 

something not tied to combat but still important - the battle screen was reasonably dark (the right side of the battlefield, anyway, which is where i spent most of my time), but it combines with a pretty large and  bright UI. this might be a special-osur-annoyance since i'm know to complain about brightness in a lot of games, but i thought it was a bit jarring to look at - not because of the quality of the UI or models but because of the contrast in brightness coupled with the size. dunno, could be just talking out of my ass

still, good stuff. when able, a toggle for speed would be great. with a lot of xanadudes, turns end up feeling too slow, especially when i know all theyll do is walk+wait.

sorry bro, the combat is still broken
the enemies don't seem to lock on to the player characters, so they never manage to damage me
they finally managed to hit me once during turn 61... then at turn 62 the enemy just refused to perform its attack and i got completely softlocked

Found a bug! This Xanadu man walk downwards to Alexander, checked if he can hit him and slowly turned to the side. Now he is stuck in this mode forever. I guess he didn't want to hurt his buddy, but doesn't know what to do now.