Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne

Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne

released on Feb 20, 2003

Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne

released on Feb 20, 2003

In Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne, the player takes on the role of a young boy who is caught up in the apocalypse while visiting his sick teacher, Yuko Takao, with his two classmates Chiaki Hayasaka and Isamu Nitta. The player must survive in the Vortex World with the new powers and capabilities given to the protagonist through Magatama obtained from Lucifer. With these powers, the player is given the opportunity to align themselves with a Reason that decides what the world will become.


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Çok uzundu ya. Yanımda arkadaşım Alperen olmasaydı asla bitirmeye çalışmayacağım bir oyun.

i think this game is cool asl but genuinely the random encounters turn this game from fun to a fucking nightmare to play and enjoy, ill finish it eventually tho

خلصت المستشفى وقتلت اول بوس وكرشت اللعبة. تبن.

Good if you love oldschool dungeon crawlers. Playing this really reignited my old love for RPG's. If you're going into this game without any previous experience with SMT, you're probably gonna have a lot of trouble. But you'll pick up on it eventually. good gayme :)

really fantastic but also leaves me feeling so drained. I can only really take it in pieces. scraping through a dungeon, trying to decide if it's worth it to use my recovery items or risk death and lose 30 minutes of progress. exhausting and exhilarating in equal measure. so many jrpgs that I've played are very generous with full hp/mp heals at checkpoints that it's really cool to see one fully commit to the resource management aspect of dungeon crawling and just refuse you any freebies. it's new territory for me.

then I'll be making my way through a new area having a good time, but I make some bad decisions or get unlucky and then get sent back to square one. it kills my motivation really hard. I always feel a bit lame for dropping games due to difficulty and I want to get better about it. but also, sometimes I just want to have a good time and see some new stuff, and getting my ass kicked and playing the same section over and over doesn't fulfill that. it's a gamer weakness of mine. I do want to come back to this eventually though, just need to be in the right mood.

You need to play Nocturne as soon as possible. Don't listen to anyone talking about it online, don't use a guide. Avoid the "HD" Remaster: you can easily emulate it for free if you don't have a PS2. If possible, seclude yourself somewhere far away from society and do nothing but play this game over the course of fifty to eighty hours. Nocturne is a one of one gem of a game, the product of tempestuous bottled lightning. It's the best RPG ever made, and might be the best game ever made.