I just finished playing Unicorn Overlord.One the longest and most addictive RPG games I have ever played, the website says it best: "Unicorn
Overlord combines the timeless tactical RPG genre with overworld
exploration and innovative battle system for a unique epic fantasy
experience in the iconic Vanillaware style." Let me make something clear though, this is an understatement. I have played the best tactical RPG's handheld console gaming has to over – from Golden Sun to Radiant Historia to Octopath Traveler to basically all of Fire Emblem to The DioField Chronicle and more – so when I read the above I took the words "innovative" and "unique" with a grain of salt.
How wrong can a person get? Very. I have never seen a
battle system like this in my life before, much less one so seamlessly
and elegantly merged with overworld exploration! I played other games
where I led a a Liberation Army to retake a world nearly conquered by
darkness. Yet this time I had to travel every meter of the world, never
knowing when I might come across a town in need of liberation or other
resistance forces in desperate need of aid. Much less in such a vibrant
and diverse world as Fevrith. Drakenhold, kindgom of mountains, deserts,
and dragons; Elheim, forested lands of elves and faeries; Bastorias,
nation of snow and beat-like bestrals; Albion, holy island island home
to Angels and the Palevian Orthodoxy; and the Kingdom of Cornia, largest
and richest, land of forests, plains, and nobles orders such as the Knights of the Rose and the Ashen Blue.

As to the storyline, fully voiced acted with a cast of rich characters from all the five nation of Fevrith. Okay, so the whole blue-haired prince who was forced to flee to a distant island for years before, now grown, he sets out to save the world and reclaim his throne has been done. As has the red-haired Wyvern-rider with a healer little sister who starts as our enemy until we rescue the sister. Both from the same game, no less. Yet despite these general similarities, Unicorn Overlord's story is rich with lore and fully developed characters, plot twists and powerful emotions from love, shame, greed, determination, bigotry, hope, and morally grey areas. A truly epic tale as you ride with Prince Alain of Cornia to free all the lands from the clutches of the reborn Zenoira and its Emperor Galerius.
Farewell Alain & Scarlett, Chloe, Lex, Josef, Hodrick, Clive, Travis, Yahna, Mordon, Aubin, Kitra, Fran, Miriam, Sharon & Ochlys, Auch, Tatiana, Adel, Melisandre, Colm, Berenice, Monica, Nina, Rolf, Virginia, Selvie, Renault, Bruno, Leah, Primm, Aramis, Berengaria, Magellan, Liza, Gloucester, Hilda, Gilbert, Jeremy, Amalia, Ter Rosalinde, Lhinalagos, Celeste, Ridiel, TurenĂ³s Eltolinde, Ithilion, Galadmir, Railanor, Yunifi, Morard, Ramona, Dinah, Govil, Bertrand, Raenys, Jerome, Umerus, Fodoquia, Sanatio, Nigel, and of course Queen Ilenia. You earned lasting peace, stability, and a place in the pages of legend.