Recente recensies door Dracosine

Episode Mode (Story) starts off very imbalanced and punishing for the first few fights, it's not friendly to newcomers at all, however, by the time you persevere and tough past the Saiyan Saga, you will have become familiar enough with the control scheme to start breezing through several fights.

The most addicting part of this game is the fighting itself and the amount of characters/diverse teams you can put together. I've always found it extremely difficult to play fighting games, however, this one has me constantly coming back for more, even when i lose.

One part in particular i really adore is the "DP System" for online play, where each character has a power rating of 1-10 and you can make a team of fighters that total to 15 to take on other players. I highly recommend using this mode compared to solo fights, otherwise you'll just run into Vegito and Gogeta non-stop.

The draw to Final Fantasy for myself has never been the combat or gameplay, it's always been the characters and the storytelling, something this game excels at immensely.

The game has moved away from the more tactical approach to combat, to a more action focus with a hint of fighting games when it comes to the bosses.

You are rewarded for executing combos and using varied attacks through a rating system, reminiscent of the DMC series.

I adore the heavy focus on the "Eikons" (Summons) and their direct impact on the world.

For me personally, this game is phenomenal. I'd rate it above the previous installment FF15 by a long way.

Fairy Tail characters play Slay the Spire :)

Game looks really good and it was nice to have pixel graphics return. The base gameplay mechanic is the standard turn-based for Final Fantasy.

It holds true to the original release faithfully and maybe a little too much as it hands full control over to the player to explore and figure out what to do with little guidance.

Difficulty is well balanced until towards the end of the game where it scales exponentially and requires several hours of grinding to stand a chance.

The combat itself is fun, engaging and feels mostly balanced between the long list of characters on the roster.

One key part that makes this title stand out over the other storm games is how they tackle their story mode. It treats it like an RPG where you control characters traveling through the overworld, following the story and using items to maintain your health, level and abilities for the combat encounters.

The game has aged not so well when it comes to mechanics. However, it maintains a mostly fun gameplay style and lots of charm with it's art style.

Anyone who grew up on the game would still adore it, however, newcomers may have a difficult time adjusting.

One of the greats that i have a large soft spot for with a headbanging soundtrack.

Takes on a gameplay that is much more tactical than standard rpgs and is a mixture of action and sudo-turn based. It rewards pausing the game and taking advantage of terrain and combo attacks, instead of button mashing.

The graphics have aged and is very clearly an early HD game, however, it has not lost it's charm in the slightest.

On the easier side of "Souls-Like" and plays more into the Action.

Monke see, Monke Kill.

Sadly, the game is unplayable and broken as of this review date due to two issues:

1) The game is locked at 30fps, this causes cutscenes to be a powerpoint presentation
2) You are unable to save the game or any changes you make to settings. You get presented with a "Failed to Save, Insufficient space on Hardrive" despite have 100GB free on my SSD.

Cannot recommend anyone purchase this at present.

It gives DnD vibes due to the heavy mechanic based upon your character's personality and traits. Resulting in dice rolls to determine things like detecting if someone is lying or keeping calm in conversations.

The game is very unique and i haven't played one such as this before, it starts off being very overwhelming with the mechanics, but once you get used to it, you cannot wait for the next dialogue sequence or investigation.

Tip: The game can be quite difficult to get into at first due to the vast amounts of dialogue and brutalness with checks. I suggest to stick with it and focus on the "Main Task" to begin with. Exploring right away can burn you out, without much reward.