Metaphor: ReFantazio

It's great.

Several times better than Persona 5 R in my opinion

review completa no [url=https://backloggd.com/u/clorosemen/review/4834862/]backloggd[/url] Tem alguns jogos que você pega pra jogar e sente que tem muito amor pelo que está sendo feito ali. Quando um time qualificado se reúne, tem uma visão e acredita no que faz, acho que mais do que em qualquer esforço criativo e colaborativo no mundo, talvez por ser um tipo de trabalho tão multimodal, o apreciador consegue sentir o carinho transbordando por todos os cantos do trabalho. Senti isso pela primeira vez, nessa intensidade, quando joguei o The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, que veio a se tornar um dos meus jogos favoritos da vida. Senti isso de novo agora, jogando Metaphor: ReFantazio. Metaphor: ReFantazio é um jogo fabuloso. É grandioso, épico, e acerta todas as marcas que se propõe a bater. Os personagens são impecáveis, o texto é rico, o elenco diverso, o mundo é grande, vasto e vivo. As preocupações daquelas pessoas são reais e, num raro momento de consistência da Atlus, o jogo não se contradiz nem se dispersa no que está tentando dizer. Não há inconsistência na escrita dos personagens, confusão de vozes ou concessões na mensagem que a obra quer passar, e em nenhum momento o jogo sacrifica um arco de personagem às custas de uma piada, como tão frequentemente acontece em outros títulos da desenvolvedora. A gameplay é maravlhosa, o jogo é coeso e pensado de forma holística, como os melhores J-RPGs devem ser. Não se tornou um dos meus jogos favoritos da vida, mas, sem dúvidas, passou a ser uma referência no meu imaginário, se tornando um dos melhores jogos que eu já joguei. Se Persona 5 moveu o eixo da Atlus completamente na década passada, redefinindo a face do que eram J-RPGs para o mundo dos videogames, acredito que Metaphor mais que mereça ser reconhecido como a feição amadurecida desse esforço, pois eles fizeram de novo. Que continuem sendo escritos, de novo e de novo, mundos humanos, por pessoas que acreditem no poder transformador da humanidade, e que o herói sempre vença carregando consigo a esperança de um futuro melhor.

The story is absolutely fantastic, I've played a lot of story based games but this one had the best so far. Had so many twists and turns and things that I couldn't predict which is not usual. To be honest, it kind of dragged on in a variety of moments, the whole squad always had to give their input which was annoying, most of the times not saying anything of value but still making sure that everyone on the squad (8 people) had a word in. The final boss fight was absolutely horrendus, made the entire combat throught the game feel pointless, made me feel like I had to grind 100h to have a chance, I had to put the game in "Story teller" difficulty and it still took around 1h, it was a horrible experience Because of such a terrible final boss I was ready to not recommend this game but the ending was beautiful and had a valuable message for the player at the end.

bro u must buy this game trust me this game is soo good and addictive

louis hair...... cheese......

Great game. My first Atlas game and was not disappointed. Took a bit to get used to the calendar system but otherwise fully enjoyed this. On to P5R.

Art and story are both great! This is my first Atlus game, and it has set my expectations very high. I was expecting to not enjoy the combat much, because I usually don't enjoy turn-based gameplay; however, I really enjoy the combat system. Cannot wait to get further in the game and eventually play the other games from Atlus!

Only 20 or so hours in but really enjoying the game so far. I think I like this game more than Persona 5, which is saying alot because that was one of my favorite games for ps4. More serious characters with traditional fantasy-rpg classes and setting, and without all the potty humor and romance options of P5 which I found pretty cringe at times tbh. The class system reminds me of FF5 or Tactics, where you can mix and match skills you learn in one class while assuming the role of another, it's quite fun and addictive to unlock and try different combos of skills and classes. I also enjoy the "out of combat" fighting, makes the grinding feel less grindy and is more enjoyable overall than the stealth mechanics of P5. They have removed alot of the punishing mechanics found in previous Atlus games too and free you up to not feel like you are missing out when you don't select the perfect dialogue option. Visually, nothing to write home about but zero performance issues either so it's fine and the cutscenes are well done but the music is great 9/10 score and very catchy. Back to the game I go.

I already like the music. Edited : oh this game is very interesting!!!! I am fond of this kind Edited again : ohh! I love this game!!!