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They did what they could with simple dialogues from top-down view, it could have been improved with longer and better animated cutscenes between missions to give more depth and charisma to each character but even without it the character development was enjoyable enough.
Also, highly recommend playing it in Japanese for better voice acting.
I recommend.
You play a series of missions and it goes like this
-Story cut scene
-Mission start
-Character commentaries within the mission (banter, talking about mission objectives, etc)
-mission end
-story cut scene
Rinse and repeat. It's fully voiced, and the voice over is really good.
Additionally, most missions have a mid-mission cutscene. Example: Bad guy berating his underling for 'losing' important documents (actually stolen by you) in previous missions, followed by underling committing Sepukku.