pretty cute game that touches on the theme of how life is worth living and overcoming on your past actions!
for the time it came out it's an ok product, but it aged really badly, since the grinding in it is pretty awful until it gets better around the lvl50~ mark.
you don't really get much of a tutorial on the controls, buttons and mechanics etc so you have to look things up online (game actually doesn't tell you you can instantly leave the dungeon with the start button lol), combat is REALLY not good too... the entire time i played this i honestly felt like this game just hates it's own player with the amount of bullshit in it.
if you care about tales character interaction fluff, want to know about kanonno and youre fine with grinding, go ahead and play it, otherwise don't really expect too much from this since it wouldn't be worth your time.
in the end it was a fine product alfa system experimented with, since this came out before ToD2 (PSP) and ToI so i'd say they tried their best with what they could do.
pat the kanonno
for the time it came out it's an ok product, but it aged really badly, since the grinding in it is pretty awful until it gets better around the lvl50~ mark.
you don't really get much of a tutorial on the controls, buttons and mechanics etc so you have to look things up online (game actually doesn't tell you you can instantly leave the dungeon with the start button lol), combat is REALLY not good too... the entire time i played this i honestly felt like this game just hates it's own player with the amount of bullshit in it.
if you care about tales character interaction fluff, want to know about kanonno and youre fine with grinding, go ahead and play it, otherwise don't really expect too much from this since it wouldn't be worth your time.
in the end it was a fine product alfa system experimented with, since this came out before ToD2 (PSP) and ToI so i'd say they tried their best with what they could do.
pat the kanonno