The playstyle changes drastically even by equipping different weapons, and it all comes together by trying out various combinations of weapons and armor. While Tails of Iron consciously lacks the classic progression features of other Souls-like games and ARPGs in the form of skills and talents, it makes up for it by allowing players to customize the main character with plenty of items.
It should also be noted that all of the main Rat characters - including the Chef and the Smith - are based on the pet rats that the developers owned when they started making the game, carrying over into Tails of Iron their personalities and characteristics. The Smith, on the other hand, is where players might want to go when they find blueprints these can be turned into actual weapons and armor by Redgi's brother, adding to the collection of unique gear pieces that gamers can obtain. The Chef helps Redgi getting beefier by making special meals for him whenever the young prince comes back to his brother with ingredients found in the world, and these meals increase Redgi's health bar. Speaking of which, among the core RPG features in Tails of Iron there are the Chef and the Smith, two of Redgi's brothers. This is to reduce the number of words on the screen so that people speaking other languages and players with all levels of reading ability can better understand what is going on, and it also adds to the RPG elements of the game. Interestingly, Tails of Iron features a blend of storytelling methods, with the first being the narrator's voice accompanying players through the game, and the second being a more immediate, illustrative speech bubbles.
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