The world may end, but more importantly: your job is on the line. Step onto the battlefield, befriend (and fall in love with) a ragtag crew of heroes, and go head-to-head against an immortal foe to protect the bureaucratic kingdom you love in this hilarious narrative-driven tactics RPG.
Ledgerbound captivated me with its fantastic characters, fun story, and that "spicy" touch that makes the most of its sexy designs. Although I had some issues with the combat mechanics and I regret that it's not translated into Spanish, it's an adventure I won't forget. In fact, I'm already thinking about playing it again to explore other romantic routes...
Ledgerbound is a fun SRPG with a comedic twist and a memorable found family at its core.
Ledgerbound feels like a game with a good idea trapped inside an unfinished package. The tactical foundation is there. The customization is promising. The voice cast is excellent. The humor occasionally hits the mark. But the game needs more polish, better pacing, stronger writing, and a much friendlier save system before all those good ideas can really...
Ledgerbound is a bit like a misprinted form – the ink is messy and muddled in places, but you can still make out its function well enough.
Humor? Check. Heart? Check. Satisfying combat? Check (if you want simpler tactical combat). Satisfying character growth? Check. Good gameplay? Check. Romance? Check. It checks so many boxes. Combat is smooth and satisfying, even rewarding at times. The voice acting is fantastic which is no surprise with the amazing cast of talent.
