I don't think I need to talk about the presentation here, if you played or have seen a Vanillaware game before, then you'll be familiar with how much effort they put into the art and animation of their games. The key to victory is mastering the rock-paper-scissors between the different units you and the enemy can use. You can also build turrets to hold off enemies, and protect strategic points. Or simply to search and destroy the enemy. Where the main objectives are different depending on where you are in the story, but are usually about taking control of the Mana Crystals (Pylons for SC fans) in the map, so that you can have more mana to make better and stronger units. You can build runes, where you can spawn your units, each with different abilities and tasks (workers/melee attackers/ranged/magic). Yes that means your units can travel either left/right in the same floor, or up and down between floors. The battles take place in a 2D map, where you and your enemy are separated by multiple vertical floor levels that your units can travel through. The gameplay is.well have you ever wanted to play a Real Time Strategy JRPG, but one where you can pause at any time to issue commands ? Well you're in luck then. I don't want to spoil the rest but at least you have an idea of what the setting is about. From there you meet the faculty and fellow students, but soon after, things start taking a turn for the worse. The story start with you, a young female magician student, starting your school life in a very famous school for mages (Think Harry Potter). It came out on the PS2, probably around the end of it's life if I remember correctly, and while it's very unique, it didn't do as well as their other titles. It's an old Vanillaware (if you couldn't tell from their unique art style) title, who made JRPGs like Odin Sphere and 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim. For anyone not familiar with the title (understandably).

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