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Languages: English*, French*, Italian, German*, Spanish - Spain, Japanese*, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian*, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 631 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Reviews
추억 회상할 겸 pc버전으로 또 구매함 드라이브로 경치 구경하고 캠핑때 웅이같은 이그니스가 밥해주는거 먹고 낚시도 즐기고 프롬프토가 찍어주는 사진 저장하고 여행하는 내내 배경이 예술임 베네치아 배경은 잊혀지지 않음..ㅠㅠ 파판15만의 시프트 전투 시스템이 아직까지 정말 마음에 들어서 추천
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Aside from the infamous Chapter 13, this is a highly enjoyable game. The combat is fun, the story is engaging, and the emotional payoff at the end is incredible. Definitely recommend it.
This was definitely a not a perfect game, but it was memorable and beautiful.
The best FF in my opinion!
open world, good plot, great fights
I can give it a conditional recommendation as there are decent parts to be salvaged here, but honestly, the more I played it, the more it felt like the game was developed to piss me off. Let's start with the passable... PROS: - The demon hunter boyband road trip banter/moments - The things you get to watch (the salt and pepper FF spectacle) - The photography - Ignis' discoveries of new recipeh! - The outfit system - Aranea - Cindy - Gentiana's cool secret beachwear - Umbra CONS: - Meh story. - The sidequests. Repetitive, boring, and really annoying in context (you are the crown prince but everyone bullies you into doing their stupid jobs--not help, do). - The post-game dungeons that doesn't respect your time and preference for something essential. - Your progression. JRPGs should inspire wanderlust, but this one practically keeps you in a jar of same-same. - Immersion is caput. Too much reused assets, to the point that it doesn't matter where you are in the map; everything looks the same. - All the NPCs who didn't get the memo about dressing up for a Final Fantasy game. Everyone looks like they're either going golfing or visiting Disneyland in their 40s. - The build-up of going to Altissia to take a 30-second piss in its waterpark. - The way the game blueballs you into thinking that there's an Akatsuki opposition in there somewhere. - Chapter 13. - Dino. - Lady Lunafreya, your imaginary girlfriend. This is a 15-20 hour game that's padded to oblivion with a pathological hoarder's garage sale. And to think I played it in its perfected form--bought it while on sale. I think I'd be royally edition pissed if I got it way back then at full price. It just didn't scratch the Final Fantasy itch, where you are deepthroated by a war eternal among all the tech, magic, and politics that ironically hold the world together. The sense of adventure is neutered because the vistas offered are unchanging throughout your run. Remember when you actually got to travel the world back then? That's no longer the case because publishers/developers are still chasing the open world pipe dream without fully committing to it. I'd happily go back to having an overworld map if the prerogative of eventually flying your Highwind comes packaged with it. This is strike two for me on modern FF games after FF7 Remake. Square Enix should quit it with this chapter-by-chapter delivery. This isn't DMC. The use of chapters should be limited to storytelling purposes, and shouldn't be applied as a gatekeeping mechanic to area accessibility.
我心中的最终幻想,最好的伙伴,最棒的冒险。
Bom, esse foi o meu primeiro contato com a franquia de Final Fantasy, e fico extremamente feliz que esse tenha sido o meu primeiro jogo. Sempre vi várias coisas sobre o Final Fantasy 15 durante o seu lançamento, mas nunca tive a oportunidade de jogar, exceto por agora. Final Fantasy 15 tem uma história muito boa, apesar de você ter que consumir algumas coisas externas para ter noção de uma boa parte da lore, coisa que eu fiz e não me arrependo. Fiquei dias enrolando para escrever essa review pois fiquei pensando sobre o final, e como toda a história foi tão injusta com nossos personagens, chegando a ser poético e trágico. Os personagens são bem legais, tive um certo problema com o Prompt que na minha jogatina passou mais tempo berrando e tentando ser engraçado do que tudo, mas não consigo não gostar do personagem depois de saber da sua história e como ele foi escrito. Já o Ignis teve a melhor DLC dos 3 principais, e que só engrandecer mais ainda o quão esse personagem é incrível. O Gladious por outro lado não teve tanto aprofundamento e sua DLC foi bem fraca em comparativo com os outros dois. Falando um pouco sobre nosso protagonista, o Noctis teve um desenvolvimento muito bom, e com toda certeza se tornou um dos meus personagens favoritos desse mundo gamer, toda sua jornada, como ela é descrita e todos os sacrifícios que um rei precisa fazer para o seu povo é maravilhoso. Infelizmente o jogo pecou bastante em sua câmera, principalmente durante as batalhas que deixa tudo muito confuso de começo, mas isso você consegue acostumar com o tempo. Mas o jeito que o Noctis anda e escorrega parecendo que passou manteiga nos pés é ridículo, lembro de ter me estressado tanto com isso que acabei deixando de lado uma masmorra que iniciei de tanto que tive dificuldade com esse "deslizamento". Minha conclusão sobre Final Fantasy 15 é de que apesar de diversas críticas sobre o jogo, você precisa ter uma experiência e ter sua própria opinião, não leve em consideração todo tipo de crítica pois aquilo pode ter sido ruim para alguém, mas com você pode ocorrer totalmente o contrário como foi o meu caso.
As someone who only ever played Final Fantasy 7, Crisis Core and FF7 remakes, I didn't know what to expect from FF15, and got plesantly surprised. I'm not gonna lie, FF7 has better story and soundtrack, and remakes - better gameplay and visuals (obviously), but this game still surprised me how well it aged. Sometimes it looks gorgeous. Seeing huge fields full of grass is still as mindblowing as it was 10 years ago. 😅 And sometimes this games reminds you it was in development hell for 10 years and some places feel and look like they're straight from the year one. 🥲 But mostly, on high settings this game's visuals aged pretty well. But what made me actually finish it is its story. Like I said, I've seen better stories, but this one is just so unique, I will remember it for quite some time. Really nice writing! Just remember, watching Kingsglaive is straigt up mandatory, as is playing Episode Ardyn, to have complete understanding of the game's story. But, wow, I didn't expect to like it as much as I did. Feels nice that the game I tried playing 10 years ago and failing due to old hardware still managed to please me with both story and visuals 10 years later. Can totally recommend if you're still hesatating. P.S. It looks GORGEOUS in 4K. Too bad it doesn't really run that well in 4K even with DLSS, that is, unfortunately, locked to this resolution only. All other antialiasing make picture a bit too blurry the lower the game's resolution. Played it in 2K, had almost no problems, but sometimes fps would just drop and all I could do to fix it was Save > Load. Feels like a memory leak or smth, but oh well, who would fix it in the game over a decade long, right?
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