muito pica n comprem pirata
This review contains spoilers
This is the worst game I have ever played to completion, I think it looks pretty nice, that's it, it has no other positive attributes. The combat it broken, I just used AOE spells which would lock the characters into an animation and kill the enemies before they could move, then I did that like five thousand more times. The characters are all terrible; why did this dinosaur-looking guy join the party? he was a villain a few minutes ago, he has no arc in the game, it doesn't have time for that, instead here's more terrible dungeons to grind. Also, what was the deal with that girl that narced on us? If she's a famous idol why is she working at a ticket desk? Was she friends with the robot-boy? Nothing is ever explained! The story barely makes sense, after a full game, the female character is presented with the opportunity become a princess (or something I can't really remember) but with the caveat that she can never see her friends again, and you know what? She just says "yep, sounds good, goodbye forever protagonist". Though this is kind of undone in the last seconds of the game it is a perfect, completely unsatisfying piece of shit as the characters sail off into a sequel that will never happen.
If you didn't play it as a child, you just won't understand.
wasn't doing it for me at all
Gotten to around chapter 8 and I'm gonna be putting it down for a while, but wanted to get my thoughts down. There is so much content in this game it's crazy, between the customizable weapons and alternate costumes for all of your party members. While some of the teammates come off as somewhat annoying, they are all distinct and have reason for being on the journey. The amount of exploration, space pirate aesthetic, and things to do in this game including insect chess tournaments, this is the fun expansive JRPG experience that Level 5 is best at, and would do even more broadly with the Ni No Kuni games. While a big complaint is the repetitiveness of the dungeons and the amount of power grinding the game asks you to do to complete the "hunter ranking", it didn't affect the simple fun I had with the game. I look forward to completing the story although I likely won't go completionist for this, but I may always return to it for brief periods of colorful fun and pretty much everything I could have wanted that Final Fantasy 12 didn't deliver on at the time.
uma ótima obra com uma ótima gameplay com um cast mediano mas muito, muito injustiçada.
Ever wonder what you'd get if you combine Star Wars with Treasure Planet and Devil May Cry?
Apparently you get one of the best damn J-RPGs of the mid 2000s.
Apparently you get one of the best damn J-RPGs of the mid 2000s.
Everything prepared for farming and harvesting items, I ain't doing this shit.
Treasure Planet but for weeaboos (me)