Disgaea PC

Yeah it's okay.

I'm recommending Disgaea because imo it's a fun game. However, I should give a warning: you have an obligatory visit to Item world, which due to its random grid nature can make you stuck. In theory, you might be better off starting with the 2nd one or later (self contained stories. Don't worry). To say a bit more about it, this game is a tactical rpg that works in a grid. You can move and perform an action, whether it's lifting someone, attacking or performing a special skill (magic or special attacks). The bad thing about the game is that it's very grindy. It unirocally allows you to reach level 1000+ but you will have to put time in it (meanwhile I'm over here at level 50) What's the biggest positive is this game's character and monster design. The demons all have such nice and imaginative designs I can't help but love them. In addition, the special attacks are also creative and sometimes very anime-like. The story, is ok, but the game has a nice dose of humour that helps you have a great time. TL;DR: if you don't mind the grind, it's a nice game to have. I give it an 8/10

Cunny <3

Probably the best game in the series along with Disgaea 2, after the first couple of titles the games absolutely lost the plot on what made them good. Disgaea is a turn-based SRPG with a focus on leveling up characters until you hit a level cap, have them be reborn starting from level 1 while maintaining their starts and keep going. They’re games that to be quite honest require a lot of patience, you really cannot just blaze through the games going from one stage to the next as eventually you’ll end up against a configuration of enemies, traps or a boss that will absolutely mop the floor with you. It’s a game that to be honest I think it’s better suited for portable gaming as a lot of the time you’ll find yourself doing proceduraly generated dungeons in order to level up your monsters and git gud against whatever the game throws at you later on. The area where D1 and D2 get right where all the rest fail in my opinion are the characters and the level design. Quite a lot of the levels are ‘puzzle rooms’, which although a lot of fans of the franchise seem to hate I absolutely love, basically sometimes it’s not just about the level of your party but also the composition of it, sometimes you need to make one of your most mobile characters eat dirt early on in order to open a path for your heavy hitters and some levels don’t even require you to be advanced level but rather think of how to trigger the level’s traps in the most efficient way possible to clean the board. The characters of D1 are also a fantastic funny crew that I feel haven’t been made justice whenever they appear in other medium like anime. They’re not serious characters by any stretch of the imagination but I find their antics and interactions to be very funny. There’s also the matter of the lore and the world which is not that interesting but it has a twist that I won’t spoil regarding the relationship of humanity with the afterlife. I recommend it only if you have a lot of patience and time, this is not a game you can really rush, if given the chance play it on a portable like a steamdeck or a psp I honestly think it’s better appreciated there.

My main characters were all so underlevelled I only saw them during cutscenes

Fun

Love Disgaea 1, whether it was Hour of Darkness, Afternoon of Darkness, or Complete, its still a great goofy and funny tactical RPG. I wish they would have updated this to include an option to switch between this and the Complete version because it deserves it, but its still worth playing if youve never played Disgaea.

I needed something to play for a bit and now I'm almost up to 300 hours and on my fourth loop at time of writing, haven't even gotten anyone to their fourth-digit levels yet... Totally worth it, but I do tend to lose focus in the item world. Still not sure if I'd risk my life for soup, dood.

Jogavel no Linux na configuração padrão do Proton

I DONT understand how you would allow a masterpiece to fall apart?