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I have only played Normal, and have found it to be challenging enough to be fun but not frustrating.

There are three difficulties offered at first: Sweet, Easy, and Normal. Battles usually force you to make use of the new units in a situation where they are superior before letting you mix them with your other units. Once the pace picks up you get new unit types frequently, and I have found this to be my favorite aspect of the game. The units are diverse and, barring a few similar ones, most play different roles or have noticeably different specializations. After some acclimation it didn't bother me much. Unit movement isn't great, but the control scheme makes good use of the controller layout. Honestly the game is pretty weak in the active gameplay area, but I wasn't looking for a strong RTS so it hasn't bothered me greatly. As an RTS, this makes the levels a bit repetitive, and that is compounded by the fact there is only one stage.

GRIMGRIMOIRE UNITS HOW TO

I know there may be some depth to it, and you could have some fun deciding how to set up your matches, but I have personally found it to be unbalanced. Also, the characters, while somewhat trite, are diverse enough to be interesting. However, the voice acting isn't terrible, which alleviates this somewhat. I do not know if there have been any changes made for the PSN release. I recently started playing it on the PS2, and while I'm not too far (about half the way through the story) I'll give you my impressions.

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