Little Savior / リトルセイバー
The game is interesting but has some problems.
Gameplay is similar to Avaris 2 where you control a single unit while there are hundreds of other units on the battlefield fighting among each other. You can choose one of the 4 units to control and you can switch between them in battle. Each unit has a team of up to 4 different summons that it calls to battle (size of your team can be setup in settings, normal size is leader + 8 summons (edit: number seems to be wrong as amount actually depends on Charisma stat, I discovered this after reading online manual)). On top of that there are several extra teams that you can assign a leader to, including Monument, losing which is the main failure condition on most maps. Each leader can respawn twice during the battle so you need to kill enemy leaders faster than they kill your leaders to dominate the battlefield and to eventually remove the enemy leaders. Each summon can respawn limited amount of times which is defined by total amount of such summons that you captured (if you have 100 of some unit and assign it to two teams, then this unit can respawn in each team 50 times).
– Real player with 10.9 hrs in game
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It’s fun, but somewhat unfinished game
Little Savior is a real-time battle action game made by Sorceryforce. The player chooses one of the 4 hero units and plays it directly. These 4 main characters can change from time to time for strategic play. If you select one of the four, the rest of your peers will fight it automatically. You can direct their basic behavior by changing the command.
The game is divided into a story part and a battle part. The story part was not translated into any other language except Japanese. The battle parts are translated into English. Therefore, game play can proceed, but if you do not know Japanese, you will not understand the story. Its English translation quality is slightly better than machine translation. Including the incomplete portion, the translation quality needs to be improved.
– Real player with 4.9 hrs in game