Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition

very good

Coming from playing this game on the OG XBOX 360 and doing multiple playthroughs to now owning it on different consoles such as switch, ps4, and Xbox one to here on steam. I can highly recommend it’s a great game to get into the tales series and doesn’t thrust everything at you with a confusing story line.

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Was interested to see what the earlier Tales games were like as I played the later ones like Zestiria and Arise, and I have to say I was not impressed. Wasn't even able to play the game for the first 15 minutes as it kept crashing. On top of that every other time I would launch the game there would be zero sound. I confirmed this was this the fault of this game specifically as I don't have these issues with other games. Once I finally was able to play I was blown away at how "Locked in" you are. Found out when first getting into combat that you're locked to 2D as if you're playing a side scroller like Hollow Knight, except the game is entirely 3D. If you want to walk around freely during combat you have to hold a button while moving, while also doing your blocking or attacking at the same time. Extremely odd decision in my mind because why wouldn't that be the default? Over complicates things for no reason, and didn't see any option to change this either. Also noticed there wasn't an option to remap buttons, at least none that I could find. Finally on top of all that it seems you can't even move the camera around while exploring as that is locked too. So yeah this game is way too restrictive for my tastes, so I can't recommend it.

Thought I was getting old and JRPG's weren't my thing. The game at the beginning had a hard time keeping me in I must admit but once you get over the "different" fighting system and you give this game a chance, it's amazing. Great story, interesting characters, lots to do and to complete, truly a blast !

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Did two playthroughs one normal and a NG+ on Unknown. Fun game, feel like halfway through got bored of the enemy variety. Combo system has some depth if you want to get into it. Feels like you need a guide if you want to get all the side quests in content, if I wasn't using one for my 2nd playthrough I would've missed so much stuff.