Almost 10 years later now, surprised there isn't another update.

The game isn't bad as it is, but the natural thing to do is to click the mouse to try and grab the map and drag the view.

Some sort of highlighting to make it clearer which unit is active would be helpful.

Having tiles at bottom of page to see which unit is which, as well as health bars there maybe.

Overall, the battles were a bit cumbersome to conduct, taking away from the tactics while the player focuses on game mechanics. This is akin to having a poor font in a book where the reader needs to decipher each character to read the novel.

Now off to try KT2.

:-)

Well, this game came off as pretty confusing. I guess I would most likely not recommend it. I know I've played games similar to this. Fortunately, they were a lot more enjoyable. I remember the name as this seems to be a popular game. The music ain't bad.

I was just hoping for something that wasn't that complicated. I guess it delivered what it was supposed to. You do have the comments to help us. I had to attack or wait at many times. I don't know how a lot of that works.

crap in the sense that the whole room is proportioned badly and you can't see who your attacking or doing despite the me not knowing much about this game it is simple to play which I like but isn't exciting enough.... so... yea...
tip:
-make it possible to move the screen around or get the whole are into the game page thinggy

good luck in your next project!

A fair attempt... The graphics and gameplay are simple and elegant, and I think you cloned the important gameplay aspects from Final Fantasy Tactics, but there are other issues, namely the control scheme. First off, the little red spinner showing whose turn it was helped, but not enough. Having a unit light up when its turn came would have been much easier. I also don't like that it's somewhat difficult to roll over the tile you want. This interrupted the flow of gameplay horribly, especially since there was no way to change the angle at which things were viewed. While it's not strictly necessary to make the whole map rotatable, I would have appreciated something even as simple as an overhead view, like Tactics Ogre does. Since this game doesn't make much use of the height stat (there are very few instances in which someone is too high or low to attack), I think the overhead view would have proved itself to be a much better option.

The graphic scheme also made the controls harder to handle. Enclosing each option for this or that within a box and adding more sound effects for each popup would have clearly highlighted every gameplay element, making things run smoother. The windows and interface also seemed to pop up in the wrong places, making it increasingly confusing to play the game.

That being said, I think the party system and point system were great ways to simplify a game that's otherwise much too complex for Flash, and the level editor is a really cool idea. The AI is fairly impressive, and what you have here is excellent groundwork for a better game.

I'm not much of a graphic snob, but the main thing getting in the way of this submission is the confusing nature of the graphic layout, which makes gameplay close to impossible. However, for 2007 this is pretty damned good.

Well

Looks a lot like FFT, a lot!
But it's so easy and gets boring easly...
'Cheats':
1: You have infinite potions in the start of the game with chemist....
2: When you get knight, just buy arm stab, and it's game over for your enemies...
3: When you reach Drummer, buy only speed, life and atk song...
And the more boring, just do a team of drummers, do a cross with them, speed song with all, and who is inthe center, life song/atk song.... I beat every lvl with no difficulty....

STILL, This is a nice game, and you can do a 2, don't you?? NICE GAME!!