Luca Falasca
A difficult one to recommend without reservations. It’s not a bad game, but it’s certainly a mediocre title. This new edition makes it more readable and accessible while keeping it approachable for a modern audience. Those with a particular passion for JRPGs, lesser-known titles, experiments, and games that stray somewhat from the beaten path may find something appealing here.
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The final impression is this: not only is it an excellent action RPG, but it’s also a platform designed to grow over time, capable of rewarding both those who simply want to complete a spectacular campaign and those who enjoy spending hundreds of hours searching for the perfect build and taking on the most challenging trials.
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A title well worth the attention of anyone who enjoys traditional RPGs but is also curious about more contemporary approaches to storytelling. It does not bring anything new on the table, but it makes a conscious effort to blend classic genre elements with a more modern sensibility, resulting in a simple and approachable experience enhanced by an engaging sci-fi narrative and aesthetic.
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The game is a masterclass in how to bring a classic back to life without compromising what made it special. The project goes far beyond a simple visual restoration, carefully reworking the narrative, gameplay, and atmosphere to deliver a version that feels in tune with the present day. Fans of the original may experience a bit of a shock as they have to relearn the basics, but it’s a small hurdle that ultimately leads to falling in love with a cult classic all over again.
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