Granblue Fantasy: Relink

It resembles an exquisite "doujin convention" - all popular elements are neatly arranged, yet lacking a genuine emotional core. The issue is not whether it is good or bad, but rather, its very existence embodies a "non-ambitious" attitude: it has no intention of exploring new boundaries, but merely aims to maintain a proven and safe equilibrium. The feeling of "not being overwhelmed with despair, but being hopelessly disappointed" may be the most difficult to quickly digest - it doesn't make you feel angry or broken down, it just leaves you with a slow, persistent exhaustion. You don't expect it to get better, because you already know it won't; you also no longer expect yourself to fall in love with it again, because you have seen its true nature. That "despair" doesn't stem from "what it did wrong", but rather from "what it never truly aspired to become". It's merely one of the many containers filled with commercial logic, and you've already moved past it.

即使站在8年前，那个《怪物猎人：世界》刚刚横空出世的年代，也很难想象在6年后会有这样一坨用重复流程、换皮怪物敷衍玩家到极致的游戏会收获“特别好评”，并在各大论坛被捧为“二次元怪猎”。

这游戏有点过誉了 早些年我玩过这个厂商的影之诗和世界弹射物语，影之诗出了2彻底凉了，弹射物语直接关服跑路 我是纯路人玩这游戏的，不是原作或者二游爱好者。 这游戏真的肝的要命，肝因子（符文），刷词条，武器要强化、觉醒，武器也要肝词条，人物要点天赋，点完天赋要点二觉。 副本是卡战力的，你如果不找大佬带你玩真的一把打半小时，自己创建房间等路人也要等半天，不等自己单机玩还要肝你的3个ai队友的战斗力 综合来说非常不推荐，游戏的画风也没有别的二游瑟，画质也一般般，就是个披着网游风味的单机。以后遇到cygames这个厂商赶紧跑路，没有100个肝真的别玩

Unfortunately I cannot recommend this game. The gameplay seems fine, and from what I have heard, that is the main draw of the game. But that on its own is not enough for me. The extremely juvenile dialogue, tone, and characterisation prevent me from becoming invested. Believable character behaviour matters a lot to me, and the characters rarely feel like people psychologically shaped by the dangerous world they supposedly inhabit. I never managed to develop enough attachment to the setting or story for the combat to carry the game. The main issue is simply that the game never made me want to buy into its world, and I found myself cringing slightly and rolling my eyes during a lot of the dialogue. For some people this probably won't be a significant issue, but for me it is. Not recommended.

This game is what Final Fantasy wants to be but it cant because Square Enix doesnt know how to make a Monster Hunter Game.

FF11に脳を焼かれたPとDとアクション畑のDがタッグを組み FF14的なレイド設計をのっけたゲーム

One of the most enjoyable action combat jrpg I've played in a while. The main story took me about 25 hours to beat, although I was skipping most of it as I was more interested in the endgame gameplay aspect of the game. If you own the dlc, the game transitions into its endgame quite smoothly. It took me about 120 hours to "beat" the game, that is, defeating all infinity bosses. You can easily get more hours out of this if you like to take things slower or want to min-max more characters. The combat is very fluid and fast-paced, and it hits a sweet spot between being challenging and accessible. You can jump into nearly all content "blind" without needing to learn boss patterns or complex mechanics, and even dying a few times is normal and isn't as punishing as in some other games. Every character feels distinct and has their own playstyle with unique mechanics. The balance across them overall seems somewhat fair from what I've seen, although there're a few exceptions[i] (Yes, I'm mainly looking at you, Fediel..).[/i] Once you defeat Omnis Zegalith on Infinity, you've essentially reached the end of the progression system. By that point, you'll have your BiS terminus weapon, and aside from perfecting summons or gearing up additional characters, there isn't much left to chase. At that point, you inevitably start asking yourself "So... what now?" Like many games, the journey was the actual goal. Once you've completed it, the remaining content is mostly repeating what you've already done with different characters, or trying out different builds. It would be nice to receive more endgame content past Infinity that improves the gameplay loop a bit, and reduce grind where it's unnecessary (sigil rng, MSP amount). More boss variety would certainly be appreciated as well, as with a regular endgame build the game will become simply too easy, and your biggest hurdle becomes simple dps checks. However, this isn't a live-service game, and I think that's perfectly fine. Somewhere along the way, people seem to have forgotten that games can simply.. end? You beat them while having your fair share of fun, move on to something else, and then maybe return months later for another playthrough or new content.