Reverse Collapse: Code Name Bakery

As for the VN portion of the game, the story is interesting and gripping which drives you to beat the next level and find out what happens next (without spoiling too much, think "Groundhog Day").

The gameplay loop does overall end up very satisfying as all the character animations and sound effects are extremely polished (everything just feels right) and you always get upgrade points to enhance your characters and gear, as well as finding new equipment and weapon attachments.

All of this blends together with a high level of polish to create an incredible (although occasionally frustrating) experience that I would recommend to anyone, and for those who aren't a fan of this type of game play but are interested in the story there are lower difficulty settings that make most levels a breeze so you can progress through the story.

Game also gets way more interesting with all the new weapons and enemy types, massive battles with opposing forces fighting eachother, choose your own adventure chapter 4, and the in game cutscenes have better animation than they have any right to.

Presentation: Expressive character art, cinematic illustrations, readable tactical maps, strong voice acting, and an adaptive soundtrack give the campaign considerable emotional weight.

Through smart analysis, character customization, sound tactics and luck, you can have lots of fun beating maps.