Do you like Tales of Arise overall even with any flaws?
I hear so many people say this game nosedives late or a lot of people think it sucks.
I hear so many people say this game nosedives late or a lot of people think it sucks.
I made it up to Chapter 5 and I’m rewatching the cutscenes. Is there anything else that I should refresh my memory on?
Best world building, cast, themes, story, music.
Interested in hearing the response from the community.
It just felt pointless other than showing Kurama's savage side.
The name of the anime is Yu Yu Hakusho. This is from Episode 84.
I've been getting more interested in JRPGs lately and the Monster Hunter Stories series caught my attention. I haven't played the previous games, but I like turn-based combat, monster collecting, and strong worldbuilding. For those who have played it, what are its strengths and weaknesses? How does it compare to other monster-collecting JRPGs? Would you recommend it to someone who enjoys games like Dragon Quest, Pokémon, Xenoblade, and other JRPGs?
I've been getting more interested in JRPGs lately and the Monster Hunter Stories series caught my attention. I haven't played the previous games, but I like turn-based combat, monster collecting, and strong worldbuilding. For those who have played it, what are its strengths and weaknesses? How does it compare to other monster-collecting JRPGs? Would you recommend it to someone who enjoys games like Dragon Quest, Pokémon, Xenoblade, and other JRPGs?
I'm curious if anyone knows who this is.
My class has 4 exams and the professor said the lowest score gets dropped automatically. I didn't show up for my final exam day saying the week before that that I thought I would, and so he thought I would, so it's a 0, dropping my grade from a A to a C. The thing is.... I loved that class. But dropping it should've not lowered my grade like he said.
Their whole existence is just skidding along snowy surfaces.
Assuming things like if their love interest isn't a tsundere.
Hello. I am looking for a new JRPG to jump into and I am wondering if I should play Atelier Sophie 2: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Dream or Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout. To preface, I have never played any of these games before. I plan on playing on Steam as my platform of choice. Which one between these two titles would you guys recommend I start with? Also, I know people have recommended Atelier Sophie 2 as a starting point, but what was the experience like for people in this community going from Atelier Sophie 2 to Atelier Sophie 1?