MrSilly
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🇮🇹 Been playing videogames since I was little. I really like RPGs in general, and I also enjoy a few visual novels. I'm also into series such as The Legend of Zelda, Dark Souls, Persona, Dragon Quest, Metroid, Ace Attorney, and much more.
Open to play pretty much anything.
I generally only put games that I've beaten (or played a lot if it's an unbeatable game), and exclude the ones I dropped, unless I played most of the game, reason for which the number of games I played isn't very high. I also avoid putting dumb mobile games and things like that, I just want to record games I experienced properly.
Reviews are mostly a tool I use to write down my thoughts about games and practice my english, so don't think too much about the poor use of the language.
I also give high ratings to anything so bear with me.
🇮🇹 Been playing videogames since I was little. I really like RPGs in general, and I also enjoy a few visual novels. I'm also into series such as The Legend of Zelda, Dark Souls, Persona, Dragon Quest, Metroid, Ace Attorney, and much more.
Open to play pretty much anything.
I generally only put games that I've beaten (or played a lot if it's an unbeatable game), and exclude the ones I dropped, unless I played most of the game, reason for which the number of games I played isn't very high. I also avoid putting dumb mobile games and things like that, I just want to record games I experienced properly.
Reviews are mostly a tool I use to write down my thoughts about games and practice my english, so don't think too much about the poor use of the language.
I also give high ratings to anything so bear with me.
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The single player mode Is really bad, but it's clearly designed to be played with friend, and in that it shines. I played the entirety of the game (excluding the post game dungeon) with two friends, and I had a blast. The boss battles,soundtrack and PvP were my favorite parts of the game.
It really doesn't deserve all the hate it gets.
It really doesn't deserve all the hate it gets.
An amazing game that could've been perfect, but sadly isn't.
The combat is seriously incredible. Everything blends in perfectly, and even though there isn't any build variety, you can still have your own play style thanks to the prosthetic arm. One nitpick that I do have however Is that the beginning of the game Is a bit too brutal, especially some minibosses. They REALLY didn't need to deal so much damage.
The peak of the game is without a doubt the boss fights, especially the ones in which you fight other swordmans. The thing Is, sadly there really aren't a lot of fights like that. A lot of them feel more like Dark Souls/Bloodborne bosses, which is a shame, since a couple of them really don't fit too well with the combat system.
I also wasn't a huge fan of the exploration and level design in this game; I thought It was a bit too confusing, and most areas felt a bit empty.
The game looks incredible, most sceneries are beautiful, and the cutscenes are great. Music is good and fitting for the atmosphere, too.
Aside from the few flaws I mentioned above, when this game Is good, it's really, really good. The bosses I enjoyed where some of the best I've ever beaten in a videogame, to the point that I wanted to try and fight them again even after beating them.
I hope we see more games like this from FS in the future.
The combat is seriously incredible. Everything blends in perfectly, and even though there isn't any build variety, you can still have your own play style thanks to the prosthetic arm. One nitpick that I do have however Is that the beginning of the game Is a bit too brutal, especially some minibosses. They REALLY didn't need to deal so much damage.
The peak of the game is without a doubt the boss fights, especially the ones in which you fight other swordmans. The thing Is, sadly there really aren't a lot of fights like that. A lot of them feel more like Dark Souls/Bloodborne bosses, which is a shame, since a couple of them really don't fit too well with the combat system.
I also wasn't a huge fan of the exploration and level design in this game; I thought It was a bit too confusing, and most areas felt a bit empty.
The game looks incredible, most sceneries are beautiful, and the cutscenes are great. Music is good and fitting for the atmosphere, too.
Aside from the few flaws I mentioned above, when this game Is good, it's really, really good. The bosses I enjoyed where some of the best I've ever beaten in a videogame, to the point that I wanted to try and fight them again even after beating them.
I hope we see more games like this from FS in the future.
It... has been a lot of time since I've genuinely felt like I HAD to stop playing because I played too much that day. And even though it is kind of concerning, it's proof of how much of an amazing game Persona 3 Reload is.
I originally played P3P 2 years ago, and even though I did like it, playing it right after P5R made it feel rather underwhelming. However, I thought the ending was really great, and It was in fact what I've been waiting for all those hours (93 if I recall correctly) playing the remake. I'll get to the ending later, though.
P3R, in my opinion, takes everything that made P3 what It Is, and made it a hundred times better, either with new mechanics or QoL improvements.
Tartarus feels much smoother, it has more things that you can do in it, extra minibosses, way cooler tarot card effects, a way to give unused party members XP (even though it wasn't implemented greatly), and really cool aesthetics for each area, especially the final one.
The challenge of the original Is mostly kept for the first half, but It becomes very easy in the last part of the game due to the various new abilities that you can unlock for the characters.
Full Moon bosses were fine, even though some of the areas that you can explore before fighting some of them look pretty ugly compared to the rest.
The calendar (?) part of the game didn't have huge changes. The schedule remained the same I believe, the only changes are that you can do a couple more things at night and that you can do special hang outs with party members that don't have a Social Link (and another type of hang outs to unlock some abilities). I liked both things, especially the first one since in P3P there wasn't much to do at night besides Tanaka's Social Link and going to Tartarus.
The Social Links are good but of course the content of those doesn't change from other versions, aside from sprites and voice lines which were great for all the SLs I did (17 I think, 14 if you don't count the automatic ones).
The art Is great, I especially like the new All-Out-Attack drawings. The menus look amazing as well, even better than 5.
The new music Is ultimately very good, and I know it's controversial but aside from the credits music I think every other remade track Is better here in the remake.
The plot is really moving, and I actually teared up a couple of times. I won't spend more words about It, but It's worth to play It just for plot and characters. It does have anime tropes, but I suggest trying to not give them too much weight as they don't ruin the experience as a whole.
The ending, as I said, Is the highest peak of the story. Having played the PSP version (in which the ending is good but Is technically very limited), seeing the 3D cutscene felt almost like I was watching a different ending in a good way. It seriously Is worth It to play the whole game just to see the ending.
I hope the success this remake is having will lead to Atlus making more products like this in the future, instead of more crappy P5 spin-offs.
I originally played P3P 2 years ago, and even though I did like it, playing it right after P5R made it feel rather underwhelming. However, I thought the ending was really great, and It was in fact what I've been waiting for all those hours (93 if I recall correctly) playing the remake. I'll get to the ending later, though.
P3R, in my opinion, takes everything that made P3 what It Is, and made it a hundred times better, either with new mechanics or QoL improvements.
Tartarus feels much smoother, it has more things that you can do in it, extra minibosses, way cooler tarot card effects, a way to give unused party members XP (even though it wasn't implemented greatly), and really cool aesthetics for each area, especially the final one.
The challenge of the original Is mostly kept for the first half, but It becomes very easy in the last part of the game due to the various new abilities that you can unlock for the characters.
Full Moon bosses were fine, even though some of the areas that you can explore before fighting some of them look pretty ugly compared to the rest.
The calendar (?) part of the game didn't have huge changes. The schedule remained the same I believe, the only changes are that you can do a couple more things at night and that you can do special hang outs with party members that don't have a Social Link (and another type of hang outs to unlock some abilities). I liked both things, especially the first one since in P3P there wasn't much to do at night besides Tanaka's Social Link and going to Tartarus.
The Social Links are good but of course the content of those doesn't change from other versions, aside from sprites and voice lines which were great for all the SLs I did (17 I think, 14 if you don't count the automatic ones).
The art Is great, I especially like the new All-Out-Attack drawings. The menus look amazing as well, even better than 5.
The new music Is ultimately very good, and I know it's controversial but aside from the credits music I think every other remade track Is better here in the remake.
The plot is really moving, and I actually teared up a couple of times. I won't spend more words about It, but It's worth to play It just for plot and characters. It does have anime tropes, but I suggest trying to not give them too much weight as they don't ruin the experience as a whole.
The ending, as I said, Is the highest peak of the story. Having played the PSP version (in which the ending is good but Is technically very limited), seeing the 3D cutscene felt almost like I was watching a different ending in a good way. It seriously Is worth It to play the whole game just to see the ending.
I hope the success this remake is having will lead to Atlus making more products like this in the future, instead of more crappy P5 spin-offs.