Metaphor: ReFantazio

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GOY type of game RPG turn base game with alot of different classes

有缺陷，但总体来讲非常好玩。玩法方面我觉得相比P系列最好的一点是每个角色都可以独立学习多种职业，这极大丰富了战术搭配；剧情方面个人相当喜欢，整体节奏合理，最后的连续反转很惊艳。 喜欢回合制和中世纪魔幻题材的可以尝试。

fun game

开局魔王4护航，男二数值怪，霍肯伯格依旧自报家门

I’m only just on the side of recommending this game, because it is far from perfect. I did not play this for as long as recorded. I often had to leave it running to do other things because of the lack of a save point, something that annoys me about this and Persona 5 Royal, the only other Atlus game I’ve played. Metaphor has some characters I greatly enjoy, and overall I prefer the themes to Persona 5. It feels aimed at grown-ups, though unfortunately the writing is still very young adult. I also have issues with the interactivity (or lack of). It bothers me that the written dialogue options don’t directly map onto to what the mc then says – and sometimes seem nearer to the option I didn’t choose. Plus, the dialogue choices don’t impact the game (and nor do the time usage choices as there’s enough time to do everything). I’d rather they felt more meaningful. I never truly felt I was playing a role – my input is too irrelevant and the mc is too bland for that. On the plus side, it feels warmer than Persona 5 and blessedly free of the skeeviness. It improves in other ways on Persona 5. I prefer the archetype system to personas – it feels less complicated and tiresome to implement. Although some of the dungeons are too long, none are as tedious as I found mementos. However, overall, it feels far too similar to Persona 5. It ultimately outstays its welcome. The final quarter of the game feels so samey to what has gone before in Metaphor (and of course Persona 5) that I found myself wishing it over. The repetitive music drove me so crazy I had to turn it off and watching numbers go up after each battle when I was so over it all severely tested my patience. Finally, I thought I was finished, and even had a little tear in my eye – but no, there is a poorly executed epilogue which comprises the most tedious gameplay of the whole experience, entirely lacking emotional heft. Overall, the final 20 hours squandered my goodwill towards this game. I enjoyed enough of it that I’m glad I played it, but unless Atlus significantly changes things up in future, or improves their writing, I can’t imagine feeling tempted to play a future release of theirs. Even just better editing and losing playtime would help – a game needs to earn that length, and nothing I’ve played of theirs to date does.

Really really good JRPG. Is basically a Persona game with in a medieval fantasy world and in a more serious tone/environment, which I liked quite more, good game.