
Linked Worlds is a JRPG with unique twists to the genre. Immerse yourself in strategic battles that take place in a grid-based movement system, 100 abilities to equip and unequip offering a deep level of customization, and a time mechanic that adds an extra layer of challenge to your adventure.
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Languages: English, Spanish - Latin America
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Hours played at review time, across 32 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Excelente RPG retro y argentino. Con mecánicas muy pulidas y una historia de lo más interesante. No podés dejarlo pasar
I've been lucky enough to get early access to this gem. The old SNES graphs bring a lot of nostalgia to it. However, what i found most interesting is the mechanic of time passing by mercilessly. Gave me the feeling that I truly could not be everywhere at once and that the choices you make really have consequences through your game. I had not played an JRPG for a while, but this one was a pleasent surprise.
TL;DR: Highly recommend Linked Worlds if you're into RPGs with some strategy involved. You can find my playthrough on my YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGG8_9Thpy4JIMYhd1MTP9wRKqYMqtxAQ While I haven't beat the game quite yet, I wanted to leave a review here. I've been greatly enjoying my time playing Linked Worlds, and it offers a unique turn-based grid-style combat system. Every turn, you'll have the option to attack, use a skill, defend, use an item, or move. Some skills allow you to not use a turn to use it (and one of these is really good, I've found). You can choose between regular skills or dark art skills, and both are good in different situations. You'll want to experiment to see what you like best, but personally I like trying to shoot things from afar until they're in my face and I start hitting them. The grid system lets you get an idea how far things are, and what you can hit. You'll get regular levels, and you get points as you level up. This can be used in the skill grid to get buffs to stats, "jobs", and skills. You can change these up anytime you're not in combat or a cutscene, though I've ended up mostly not swapping much around. You get more pieces unlocked every certain amount of levels up to a point, and then you'll just start getting points to fill in other skills. Story-wise, your goal is to defeat the Dark Beast who has resurrected on the other side of the world. You'll have to find your way there, and of course the route initially suggested to you... doesn't work out so well. You'll take detours, find other people, do quests for them, and a month later still probably not be there. At least, that happened to me. Shops and buildings are only open at certain times of day too, so you'll have to keep that in mind as you march east. There are "rare" enemies to kill that the Hunter's Guild will assign to you, and while they are tough I DO recommend fighting them! You get a bunch of experience and gold for each one you kill, but you'll have to go back to the starting city to get the next one. Thankfully, there is an easy teleport, and as you get far enough shortcuts unlock so you don't have to continuously fight your way back over. Some of the writing and grammar in the game is a bit sketchy, but as I believe the English version isn't from a native speaker, I can forgive it a bit more. That said, it'd still be nice to see it given a full look over to fix some of the mistakes. All that said, I HIGHLY recommend the game. It's tough at the start, and some points will overwhelm you. Dying sends you back to your last "safe" screen where the game did a soft quicksave (but still, save it when you're in a screen you can do so in). The game will challenge you, make you think, and make you go AH-HAH! a lot.
Habiendo terminado al 100% creo que puedo dar inicio a mi reseña de Linked Worlds. Me gustaria hacer un analisis bastante detallado respecto a este título, ademas de aclarar que al ser un título desarrollado en mi país (Argentina) suma bastantes puntos a nivel personal, más que nada debido a la calidad del título al poseer carasteristicas que son de mí interes (Jrpg / gráficos 16 bit / logros). Dicho esto inicio la reseña. Linked Worlds es un Jrpg a la antigua usanza, poseyendo el clásico sistema de niveles / mejoras / trama (la cual si bien es algo cliché funciona y bastante bien), jugar este título me genera la misma sensación que jugar a aquellos Jrpgs de franquicias miticas como Final Fantasy / Dragon Quest, su apartado gráfico hace hincapie en esto mismo con este estilo "Snes - 16 bits" que da bastante gusto de ver. Algo que destaca bastante de este título es su sistema de horarios, el cual dependiendo la cantidad de pasos así mismo como el entorno da pie a sucesos según el paso del mismo. Un ejemplo: Un huevo que eclosiona al transcurso de los dias. Algo que me gustaría recalcar es que la dificultad del juego en si, carece de sentido con el equipamiento y farmeo ya que al llegar a un nivel intermedio - alto no hay enemigo que resulte un verdadero "desafio". Quitando eso el juego se disfruta de igual manera. Resumiendo: Linked Worlds en un juego que es ampliamente disrutable. Personalmente me encuentro en un momento bastante malo y gracias a este producto pude despejarme. Por lo que estoy sumamente agradecido por esto. TL;DR: Entonces Zego... ¿Vale la pena? Sí, totalmente.
Muy entretenido. El unico problema es que despues de aprender algunas habilidades basicas y tener algun arma decente, al rededor del lvl 40-50 el juego se vuelve muy facil y es solo cuestion de meter un combo o pegarle por la espalda al bicho y matarlo de un critico. Los primeros 2 bosses fueron entretenidos y tenias que pensar la pelea, despues era cuestion de pararse al lado y pegarle sin miedo. Tendría que escalar mejor el HP y daño de los bichos acorde al lvl y los días transcurridos
Realmente muy bueno, jugue solo una hora, no avance nada, solo me dedique a explorar la primer ciudad. Pinta muy bien, espeor que la historia este buena
ENG: Linked Worlds has a lot to offer, it has original mechanics mixes RPG with tactical combat and the whole game moves around one mechanic, TIME, all actions such as walking, fighting, sleeping or even improving techniques, consume time, and the days pass, and as they pass supposedly (I say supposedly because it has not yet arrived) the final boss becomes stronger, so the game requires a "smart" grinding. The negative point I think is the 4:3 resolution, however I guess it helps the nostalgia, since the graphics gives a strong 16 bits feeling. I highly recommend it. ESP: Todavía no lo termine pero creo que estamos ante una pequeña gran joyita, el juego mezcla RPG con combate táctico y todo el juego se mueve alrededor de una mecánica, la del tiempo, todas las acciones desde caminar, pelear, dormir o hasta mejorar habilidades consumen tiempo, los días pasan, y a medida que pasen el boss final se hace mas fuerte (supuestamente porque todavía no llegue), por lo que el juego exige un grindeo "inteligente". El punto negativo creo que es la resolución 4:3, igual supongo que ayudan a esos graficazos de 16 bits a crear nostalgia. Recomendadisimo.
Esta muy muy bueno. Primero que nada las mecanicas de combate son excelentes, tienen el suficiente dinamismo para no ser algo tedioso, ademas de implementar espacio para pensar que hacer y elegir el mejor estrategia. Me recuerda al divinity original sin. La tematica es full medieval-fantasia, que es lo mejor. Super balanceado para ser desafiante, es dificil y me hace acordar mucho al darksouls, mueres muchas veces y tendras que subir de lvl para lograr avanzar. Tiene un arbol de habilidades que funciona, al principio parece ser algo basico pero esta bien pensado, tienes una libertad absoluta para cambiar de rumbo en cualquier momento, nos deja seguir pequeños caminos de especializacion que se van notando a medida que subes de nivel. Existe una economia basica, sistema bancario, sistema de compra-venta de armas, personajes de historia que te ayudaran a mejorar tus poderes.El juego tiene pequeños detalles y secretos. La historia es la clasica de siempre, pero funciona, permite seguir el hilo conductor mientras estas a full matando bichitos. Si bien recomendaria un par de mejoras, el juego esta muy bien logrado en el estado actual. Por ahora llegue al bosque de hongos.
I was trying not to judge a book by its cover, and I am glad I did. Overall this game obviously isn't your high end JRPG, but what it is is a simple, fun, and surprisingly catchy game that is an excellent one to pick up if you are looking for an easy to enjoy game. There is plenty to collect and explore, trying new thing as new times, choosing how you push forward, and more. Early in the game you may find yourself stuck killing slimes, but once you get the general feel of the game down you can really start making some quick progress. I certainly believe there is scope to change some things for improvements ie difficulty scaling, and plenty of other QoL updates, but in the end I still recommend this to anyone looking for something simple and new.
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