SaGa Frontier Remastered

はい サガシリーズの中ではとっつきやすい方です。フロンティア2とは全く違うゲーム性であることは留意しておいたほうが良いです。わざとPS1版当時の（有利になる）バグを再現しています、愛を感じますね。

アイテムコンプ、全キャラクターに全術技習得＆ステータスカンスト、全メカプログラムコンプ、全モンスター吸収コンプまでしゃぶりつくしました。 原作に比べて超絶快適になっているため、再プレイ目的でもオススメできます。特筆すべきはヒューズ編の追加で、各主人公をクリアするとそれぞれに対するヒューズ視点での物語を見ることができます。シナリオが単純に1.5倍くらいなっていると考えればOKです。強化版ボスと戦うことができたりとにかくボリューム満点です。未プレイでも再プレイ目的でもセール時に是非カートに入れてほしい作品です。

Otherwise known as SaGa Tapas: a sampler platter of tasty little morsels, boasting a wide array of flavors all produced from a relatively small batch of shared ingredients. It's bizarre even by SaGa standards, a surreal trans-genre patchwork where cyberpunk, fantasy, martial arts, domestic melodrama, space opera, and gothic fairy tale are all tossed into a turn-based dogpile. At times, it felt like a bunch of mismatched action figures smashing into each other. My experience with SaGa Frontier was hardly unique. You've probably heard this story many times before: I picked it up, puttered through my first playthrough, and dropped it after the confusion and fatigue set in. I almost bounced off of it for good. SaGa functions predominantly as a directionless sandbox: an endless jaunt through an unfinished crazy-quilt universe, where each narrative is doled out in short cryptic riddles. At times, the only motivation we're given to schlep through its side quests is either to grab loot or sate our (mild) curiosity. Nothing coheres. It's almost defiantly messy. The world is simultaneously wide open and strangely barren: an unfinished patchwork of fascinating locations surrounded by empty vistas, weird liminal spaces, and staircases leading to nothing. There's a strange tension at the heart of Frontier: it constantly suggests a world much larger and more alive than the weirdly depopulated husk at its center. But eventually I stopped fighting the game's weirdness and started appreciating its stranger qualities. There's something genuinely charming about this janky little collection of half-explained worlds and intersecting storylines. The combat is excellent, the boss fights can be wonderfully punishing, the different species make for some wonderfully strange party-building possibilities (please don't ask me how to level up monsters though), and Kenji Ito's soundtrack is basically wall-to-wall bangers. Once I accepted that SaGa Frontier wasn't going to give me the kind of adventure I wanted and started taking it on its own terms, the charms became much harder to ignore. It will never become a personal favorite of mine, but I'm glad I didn't delete it from my Steam library. Also, for those curious: Asellus > Red > Blue > T260G > Emelia > Lute > Riki.

面白い

Un juego un tanto desordenado por su premisa, pero eso es lo que hace especial. Si te interesa la franquicia SaGa y te gusta lo retro es bastante recomendado.

everything. i like everything about this game

A game worth playing.