Rinwell and Shionne's casts were straight out from Vesperia and that was a really cool touch. I loved the references to the previous Tales games. It compliments the fast-paced combats very well. I wasn't too in for the chain battle system at first, but quickly got very fun. I've played Vesperia, Symphonia and Zestria and none of those had good cameras, it seems like I made some good improvements over the years. Fast-paced and engaging, and the cutscenes for the skills were also cool. Honestly this is one of the most gorgeous art I've seen in a video game. Pros: - Art Direction is gorgeous!!! The environment and the character graphics were so pretty. I was consistently irritated by this toward the end.
You can't access the map from the menu and you can't access the quest menu from the map. The Devs just don't bother to add any interesting skills or patterns in higher variants of the monsters, but instead just add a tonne of health. Field monster health was unnecessarily high and I just don't quite get why. Alphen's the main character, Shionne's a must since she's the healer, Rinwell is a magic-user who can beat monsters of 20+ levels all by herself, and Dohalim is a secondary healer and necessary since Alphen can't heal himself and Shionne and Rinwell are very fragile. Kisara and Law ended up being mostly useless throughout the whole campaign. Character inflation in battles is seriously off. The most memorable ones were actually the returning tracks, like the field boss themes. I didn't buy any of the DLCs but I could see where BN was going at. they mainly play with the colour palette change. The character designs are so great but their arches are such missed potentials. They just lack in any interesting character arch. All the other characters except for Rinwell and maybe Dohalim were poorly written as well. Toward the end, the whole journey is lead by his obsession to save his love interest and this is done terribly. He's so static and absurdly obsessed with being the 'Mr. Alphen had great backstories but was one of the worst protagonist I've seen in a video game. Alphen was trying to be serious but I buy none of that lol. I was literally laughing out loud during the cutscenes since the whole ending sequence seemed really ridiculous and rushed and made no sense. If they are dealing with colonialism in stories, they should've been a lot more sensitive. The whole story revolves around the theme of forgiveness and coexistence and I found how they delivered the message very unsettling. That's just Cons: - Frame drop issues (probably cuz it's base PS4, but still.) - Devs should stop forcing victims to "forgive" everything.
The Next Chapter Experience the next chapter in the Tales of series, brought to life in stunning HD powered by Unreal Engine 4 Dynamic Action Dynamic Action RPG featuring an updated battle system that retains classic Tales of gameplay A New Tale Awaits Rich story featuring a vibrant world and new cast of characters Stunning Visuals High quality animation created by Ufotable … ExpandĬons: - Frame drop issues (probably cuz it's base PS4, but still.) - Devs should stop forcing victims to "forgive" everything. Featuring a new cast of characters, updated combat, and classic Tales of gameplay mechanics, experience the next chapter in the world-famous Tale of series, Tales of Arise. Our tale begins with two people, born on different worlds, each looking to change their fate and create a new future. For 300 years, Rena has ruled over Dahna, pillaging the planet of its resources and stripping people of their dignity and freedom. Stories handed down for generations became truth and masked reality for the people of Dahna. For 300 years, Rena has ruled over Challenge the Fate That Binds You On the planet Dahna, reverence has always been given to Rena, the planet in the sky, as a land of the righteous and divine. Summary: Challenge the Fate That Binds You On the planet Dahna, reverence has always been given to Rena, the planet in the sky, as a land of the righteous and divine.
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