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2006
To be honest, I don't remember much of this game. I do remember the gameplay and having a lot of fun with it when it wasn't immensely frustrating, however. The story mode felt like an absolute slog at points, but it was so vastly different from other games of the type I had played at that point that I loved it anyway.
1998
There is never going to be a mystery dungeon style game that tops this one, in my opinion. Explorers of Sky improved on the already masterful Time/Darkness and gave the game a ton of extra content that was wonderful. I love everything about this game, and the charming sprites really added to it. I cry every time I play this game and it is so worth it.
2019
Spyro the Dragon was my very first console game. Seeing it remastered literally brought me to tears. While there are some complaints about the remastered version, I can't think of them because I'm too busy crying at seeing these games looking so gorgeous. I really need to finish them up again, the reason why I haven't yet is because I've 100% completed all three of them so many times on the Playstation.
2020
I loved Bastion, and Hades feels like the natural improvement over it. I love Greek mythology and seeing it presented in this way has been a lot of fun! I thought I might get annoyed at the more repetitive levels in the game, but I haven't yet and I've got 10+ successful escape attempts. I love this game, and I look forward to playing it for awhile longer.
I have a hard time saying that Birthright is as good as Conquest, because it really isn't as far as I'm concerned. Conquest had the better characters and maps, while Birthright has the better story... but it still isn't a great story. Don't play the Fates games for the story. With that said, I've still had a ton of fun with these games, so Birthright still gets a really high ranking despite not deserving it.
It is absolutely not worth it to spend this much money on this game. The story's a mess, the child units are shoehorned in awkwardly, and a lot of what made Awakening successful was completely missed in this game. With that said, Fates is a game that I love dearly, and Conquest is a huge part of that. The difficulty and unique challenges presented in several of the maps are very fun, but the characters are easily what won me over more than anything else. I love the Fates games far more than anyone should, and while I did buy all three, I feel like that money was absolutely well spent for me.