BRAVELY DEFAULT FLYING FAIRY HD Remaster

元3DSのゲームのHDリマスターです サブタイトルは「フライングフェアリー」ですが、 追加要素や修正が入った「フォーザ・シークウェル」をベースにブレイブリーセカンドのシステムを抜いた内容になってます

SQUARE ENIX PLEASE HEAR ME AND REMASTER BRAVELY SECOND I BEG YOU I MISS MAGNOLIA ARCH!!!

this game is grindfiesta. u should grind for everything literally everything. random battle power spike is so high u literally could died when arrived at new region. money so little barely can buy u new equipment and magic for all party member. the game also force u having friends with people playing this game also if u want "easier" battle. if u like grinding this game is for u but not me.

This game is a great 8 out of 10 for the first half, then plummets to a 2 out of 10 for the second half. If you cut out chapters 5-8 and spread the few good bits from them (Ringabel's story in Chapter 6, the whole background story with Airy, the last job, and a handful of the later boss fights) throughout chapters 1-4, this game would be a classic. Instead, I don't know that I can honestly recommend it to anyone. It's so deeply repetitive in the latter half, and feels like hours and hours of padding in the worst way. If you play this, I recommend playing chapters 1-4, then watching videos of the good story bits from chapter 6 and the ending. But really, just don't. There's better games to spend your time and money on.

I originally played this on the 3DS and bought the remake on the PC. You don't need to worry about the lack of StreetPass, as the PC version replaces that feature with "passing souls" to gather for rebuilding your village. The characters in this game are amazing, and there is a lot you can learn about them just by reading the optional party chats. The combat is truly one of a kind with the unique "Brave and Default" system. There are tons of distinct jobs you can equip to your characters, and thankfully, your base stats don't radically change or punish you for switching between them. I would consider this game to be highly similar to Final Fantasy III, just a much better, modernized version of it. Please release Bravely Second on PC next, my wallet is ready.

This game isn't for everyone. It's reminiscent of early FF's, with them being the inspiration for this series. If you at all liked FF3, FF5, and somewhat FF6, it's a no brainer. Out of all the Bravely Default, this one is the best in my opinion, and most like the earlier FF's. This is a very good PC port, arguably better than the original. Only thing missing is 3D, but that's understandable. Only thing bad is I had to turn off Arc because I felt like I was going to puke. Shame because it really makes the art pop, but I just couldn't handle it.

Performance: Runs buttery smooth on my RTX 3060, not that this game needs much horsepower — it's a stylized JRPG, not a graphics showcase, but it's nice knowing you won't have any hiccups or frame drops regardless of your rig. Job System: This is the heart of the game. You unlock jobs (White Mage, Black Mage, Valkyrie, Spell Fencer, etc.) and can freely mix and match abilities between them, so your party build is basically endless. Min-maxers will lose hours theorycrafting comps; casual players can just pick what looks cool and still do fine. Difficulty: Sits in a comfortable spot — relaxed enough that you're not getting walled every five minutes, but the Brave/Default battle mechanic (banking or borrowing turns) adds a real layer of strategy once bosses start punishing you for greedy plays. Adjustable difficulty sliders are there too if you want it easier or want a real challenge. Journal/Recap System: Genuinely one of my favorite quality-of-life features in any JRPG. If you put the game down for a few weeks (life happens), the in-game journal/summary catches you back up on the plot, characters, and where you left off, so you're not stumbling back in lost. Huge for a game with a story this dense. Overall: Charming art style, killer soundtrack, deep job customization, and systems that respect your time even if you're not playing daily. Easy recommend for JRPG fans.