The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails

Theres def atleast 32 Hours + Content if your into collecting, i beat it in 15.7 hours (I skipped as much story and cutscenes as possible with pretty generous speedups when needed but i am also not doing the post-game content or any more collecting) really early on i got the best weapon which carried me hard to the last zone, the further i went into it the more i just wanted it to be over, don't get me wrong this is a nice game that's well made but i think i was looking for something a bit different than what i got, uhh if i could make changes to anything it'd be needing to have a cutscene for every interaction, i'd love a pre-cook option, i constantly forgot needing to cook after finishing a level but i really liked how the cooking mechanic worked, ♥♥♥♥ the grappling mechanic it feels just so awful to use, idk why it came out like that, i do wish you could play every level with the 4 seasons i was excited when that was first introduced but then since it was only 2 seasons i was like ehhh, i do like most of the level design no real complaint there except maybe overly closed off, i'm going to recommend this one even if i don't really like it, and i guess after the end theres 12 new levels that i have not played but idk, it felt slower than i would have liked :c

After seeing some of the reviews here, I feel basically encline to say this game is a huge melting pot of Falcoms RPGs up to the PSP era. This is not a bad thing at all since there's at least one or two aspects from game of that era which this game adopts into itself while also being tasteful in how it does so. For me, I just generally like how much this reminds me of the Naphistm engine Ys games (When I got them back on a GOG deal ages ago, lol) but I also appreciate how much of Trails and (especially) Zwei played influence also with the characters and implementation of some mechanics. I will say the story itself isn't really anything mindblowing. You can probably assume what will happen after seeing what tension unfolds, but I think even in these moments it at least uses the characters and settings appropriately. By the last 3rd of the story I was surprised how much I was invested. Not to a gob smacked degree but I did get a little teary eye'd with how things unfolded. It is a Falcom game so by that metric I do feel music is important to bring up. Pretty solid though it does take awhile before some of the more expected tracks play. Might make the first two acts of the game seem kinda subdued in that front but it does make that 3rd act stand out all the more (I really that 3rd act is what I'm beginning to realize). I think it's wiser to get this game when on sale, since I think to really respect what this game does requires a bit of homework with trying out some of their notable titles from the PSP era beforehand. Not for lore and not necessarily to completion but just for context of what eventually came together to make this game. Cause as a capstone for Falcom's PSP era, I'd say this game is like a "Best of" album in that regard.

Noi <3

Dobra gra

Good!

just the right break in my Legends of heroes marathon. fun and enjoyable game. wholesome story. more like a Ys game.

挺好玩