FINAL FANTASY XVI

Nunca havia jogado Final Fantasy antes. Este jogo é muito bom, não e só ir lá bater, precisa pensar com estratégia para montar a build dos poderes que irá usar contra os chefes. A narrativa é muito boa, é uma história de aceitação ao meu ver. As sidesquest, são interessantes, porém, com diálogos muitos longos, que poderiam ter sido mais diretos. É um excelente jogo e dá vontade de jogar as DLCs. Irei esperar uma promoção para tal. Para fazer todas as sides quests e as missões principais, levei em torno de 50 horas, então se prepare caso busque fazer tudo. Recomendo o jogo para quem gosta de uma narrativa envolvente e Chefes desafiantes para vencer.

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I don't understand why Final Fantasy XVI didn't get more attention. I can understand that the major change in gameplay may have pushed some longtime fans away (the same thing happened with FFXV), but it's been a long time since I've seen a Final Fantasy game with a story this well made. Here we get a very different take on the usual Final Fantasy formula. What stood out to me the most was the much more mature and heavier tone. From the very beginning, we're introduced to themes of war, death, blood, and trauma. You play as Clive, the son of a Duke whose entire life revolves around serving and protecting his younger brother, who possesses the Phoenix's power. When their castle is attacked, many of the people close to them are killed, and Clive is eventually forced into thirteen years of servitude. From there, the real story begins, as we uncover not only the truth about his past, but also the truth about the world and the source of its magic. The gameplay is fully action-based, and it reminded me a lot of the newer God of War games. You control Clive, using sword attacks alongside the abilities of different Eikons. You can equip up to three Eikons at a time and unlock new ones as the story progresses. Some companions will join and leave your party throughout the adventure, but you'll always have your loyal dog by your side. The game uses semi-open areas rather than one massive open world. The regions are fairly large and connected to one another, but they still function mostly like corridors. Personally, I think this works well for the game. Exploration is relatively limited, but there isn't much the game could reward you with anyway, so I never felt like I was missing out on much. You also have a home base that I found to be one of the game's most charming elements. It gives you a place to interact with the characters and helps make the world feel more alive. As with every Final Fantasy, there are plenty of recurring elements from the series, although many of them appear in different forms here. Despite the major changes, FFXVI still feels like a Final Fantasy game. In the end, Final Fantasy XVI is a great game. It's not as much of an RPG as longtime Final Fantasy fans might be accustomed to, but the action gameplay is fun and the story is one of the strongest in the series in recent years. My only real complaint is the ending. I felt that it was very different from the direction the game had been building toward throughout the story, and it left me feeling a little disappointed.

80 hours in and a lag issue means i have to restart the game 2-3 times to get going and restart every hour or so to keep playing. get the playstation version or not at all

the story was really awesome for like 5 seconds and then everything got so mid, and the game also just became like over complex but super simple at the same time. i guess play it if u like stuff like that

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