A Return to Form from the Disappointment of Asdivine Hearts 2

Gameplay: Weapon upgrading/synthesizing is a lot less frustrating than previous Asdivine titles or past EXE Create RPG’s thanks to the reforging system, in addition you don’t have to worry about needing Deletion Fossils to delete unwanted garbage weapon effects or worrying about getting stuck w/a weapon that has garbage added effects
Story: Asdivine Kamura takes place in a feudal-Japan styled version of the titular world, which is presided over by its Spirit Deity, Shiki. One day, another deity called Zaddes appears to usurp Shiki’s realm and begins to wreak havoc upon it, prompting our usurped ruler into action. Without spoiling anything else, Kamura is best enjoyed after playing all other titles released so far in the Asdivine Series (including the 2021 remake of Asdivine SaGa) as it shows how the Asdivine multiverse is tied together.
Battle System: I like the formation/pattern system here in Asdivine Kamura, it reminds me of formations from AH1, also appreciate the ability to increase battle speed up to x3, it makes battles far less tedious than previous Asdivine games…
Overall the battle system is the best among the entire Asdivine series, being much better than Hearts 2.
Controls: This is a no-brainer since I played this on PS4, on mobile YMMV
Skill System: Both Character Specific Skills and Magic are equally useful for combat here in Asdivine Kamura, unlike AH2 where Magic and Magic Unisons were pretty much all you ever needed to get through the game. Sadly Trust Charge Skills, which are a staple of the Asdivine Series, got axed in favor of Harbinger Arts for this game [though TBF, Asdivine Dios and Menace didn’t have Trust Charge Skills, however.]