Tales of Arise

1. NerdN8

   Nov 27, 2021

   10

   Игра-Аниме с интересным сюжетом, приятным геемплеем и отличной рисовкой. Бои не успевают надоедать так как постоянно идут вставки с сюжетом иИгра-Аниме с интересным сюжетом, приятным геемплеем и отличной рисовкой. Бои не успевают надоедать так как постоянно идут вставки с сюжетом и раскрытием главных героев. Главные герои харизматичны, к каждому проникаешься и сопереживаешь. Женские персонажи в игре как на подбор : красивые, милые, сильные личности, при этом не жирные и не похожи на огров. Отсутствие геев, негров , трансгендеров, жирных страшных феминисток и прочих атрибутов дерьма которым нас кормят западные игры, пытаясь усидеть на всех стульях и запихивая повестку куда только можно. Огромное уважение японцам что не прогибаются и делают игры как считают нужным! Доволен на 12/10, наиграл 30 часов и надеюсь дальше меня ждет столько же!… Expand

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2. pegoke7682

   Nov 25, 2021

   10

   A great continuation of the series, cool characters, design, locations, good optimization, the first game in a long time where I didn't meet aA great continuation of the series, cool characters, design, locations, good optimization, the first game in a long time where I didn't meet a single bug, this alone is worthy of respect!… Expand

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4. lasmas

   Sep 15, 2021

   10

   144 fps and good graphic options
   
   BEST port made on the tales saga
   
   The combat is pretty good and all works as expected
   
   NO DENUVO

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5. Tyrant103xx

   Jul 14, 2022

   9

   Tales of Arise convinced me that I can enjoy the modern JRPG. When I think about JRPGs in my head, I think about turn based combat. ITales of Arise convinced me that I can enjoy the modern JRPG. When I think about JRPGs in my head, I think about turn based combat. I believed a game just can't be a real JRPG without turn based combat.
   Boy was I wrong. Tales of Arise is a masterful JRPG. The combat is fast, flashy, and exciting. The world is bright and beautiful. The item and skill progression is satisfying. Most importantly, the characters, although somewhat one-dimensional, are wonderful, and the story, although cheesy, is engaging, interesting, and emotional.
   I finished the game with a strong feeling of melancholy that I was leaving this world and these characters that I had shared so much time with. In gaming, this is a feeling I most strongly associate with JRPGs, not any JRPGs, but the really great ones, and Tales of Arise is a really great one.… Expand

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6. Mathander

   Oct 26, 2021

   8

   TLDR: I've been pleasantly surprised by Tales of Arise.
   
   This review is for old fans of the series who may be hesitant to try Arise. I fellTLDR: I've been pleasantly surprised by Tales of Arise.
   
   This review is for old fans of the series who may be hesitant to try Arise. I fell in love with Tales of Phantasia and Tales of Destiny as a kid, and up until Berseria I preordered every Tales-like game I could get my grubby hands on. I've been increasingly disappointed with each 3d release for various reasons, however, until I finally threw up my arms and decided maybe I've just outgrown the series. I vowed never to preorder a Tales game again.
   
   My gripes with the Tales series boils down to;
   - Characters either got way to angsty or way too squeaky
   - Levels were too big and empty and felt like they were built using assets from a scrapped MMORPG
   - Writing that felt like the writers never played the game or saw it in action
   - inconsistent art direction between characters, enemies, and environments
   - combat that felt needlessly gated in certain ways for the illusion of complexity
   
   Tales of Arise hits different though.
   
   First of all the art direction has improved greatly over the last couple of games. Everything feels like it inhabits the same world. There was a graphical overhaul done to the game before its release and I think taking a final pass over it was the best thing they could have done.
   
   Characters are well designed and NOT annoying. I can't think of one Tales game where there wasn't one character I just refused to utilize simply because of how annoying their characterization was.
   
   It was also the first 3d Tales game where I found myself switching the controlled character a LOT, I found more than one character enjoyable to play when I usually just stick to whoever can whippety-whap the fastest.
   
   The writing is still long winded and every character has to tell you how they feel every time you move through a doorway, I found myself skipping all of the skits again. But that's okay, I've already learned how to human in my old age, I don't need to enjoy everything about the game to appreciate it.
   
   Combat has far fewer constraints on it than previous titles, cooldowns are short and you can switch between characters quickly. Each character's gimmicks are pretty simple to pick up and actually fun to use. Nobody feels wasted.
   
   Give it a go.… Expand

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7. 0xInternal

   Jan 8, 2023

   7

   The plot starts off good but the writing for the characters are horrible and annoying and the quality of life is signifcantlly downgraded fromThe plot starts off good but the writing for the characters are horrible and annoying and the quality of life is signifcantlly downgraded from characters and skits compare to their previous game "Tales of berseria" the only thing this game improved on from their previous game was combat and thats about it, the characters are horribly written especially rinwell and it just so damn annoying and makes it hard to progress through the game and there was a ton of plot holes going towards end of the story. I hope their next tales game is well written like berseria but have combat from arise… Expand

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8. Mugaro26

   Oct 23, 2021

   0

   you can not play for other characters and this is a big problem for developers

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