Cheap Fire Emblem, but could be so much more

Okay. Ill list some of the obvious flaws.
1. The control scheme is awkward. The way the horizontal view works is weird and the touch controls just feel wrong. In a vertical view, the D-pad and buttons are MINISCULE. Fix this problem, and the game instantly becomes better.

Flaw 2: lack of tutorial/info. The lack of tutorial is okay, since the game lets you figure things out on your own with very little risk of losing your units at the beginning. But I cant see the stats on a weapon or armor. I cant even tell how much my potion heals!

3. Combat menus. Let me select an enemy, then a weapon. And for the love of God, dont set the cursor on "Back" by default!

4. Introduce the units you start with a little more. I like forming an emotional attachment with every unit I have, but I cant because theyre just kinda THERE.

But here are some praises:

For a $4 game, this isnt bad. People would probably say Im an idiot for saying that, but if this is supposed to imitate Fire Emblem, its really good for 10% of the price of Awakening. So far, the storyline seems good. I REALLY like the introduction of armor. Its really cool and Ive wanted it in Fire Emblem for forever. All in all, this game so far earns a solid 3.8 stars.

Jaypike7 about Partia