Tales of Seikyu

Great Games, Really Liked it

You can say it's a spin off of the Tales of... series. The game have nice graphics but the gameplay is way too oriented on combat than on a farmalnd simulation. Farm is limited to small encapsuled parcel, mining is full of combats, too few people.

I have been enjoying this one. It feels like a complete game and so far I've only experienced a single bug in the game requiring a restart. The world lore is a big draw here. The characters are well written, and as they update the game more interactions there would be appreciated. Some critiques. Combat is mediocre, but in this genre that's fine. The game has a few pacing issues, like requiring a heavy investment into animal products without needing any investment there prior triggering quite a grind. The game is too stingy with house decorations, leading your home looking barren if you don't actively seek them out from the one shop that has them. A weapon in the casino null-in-voids the entire weapon crafting system for the majority of the game and trivializes the combat system further. Overall. This isn't as good as the My Time series, and I would buy the bundle with Sandrock and play that game first. If you love that series, it is a good hold over as we wait for the next installment there. It's a solid 8/10 game.

tenia fe en poder rembolsarlo para acabar el lore pero solo logre acabar el lore

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MUITO bom!

i got the game back in early access or i guess beta unsure i didnt think i would like it near as much as i do but its an amazing game if you want a relaxing story

I'm having a ton of fun with this game. It's a very standard farm/life sim, but the yokai mechanics give it a bit of extra spice that I really like. I will say I'd hoped for more depth to the NPCs and dialogue, and some areas of the environments can feel a bit empty. I know it just came out in the full version so I hope they'll keep adding more in the future!

Japanese folklore and mythology are some of my favorite things in life, so naturally this game caught my attention immediately. A fantasy farming/life sim set on an island inhabited by yōkai. I got the game when it first entered Early Access, and I really wanted to love it. I should also be fair and say right away that I did not give it a big amount of time. But there was a reason for that. First, the good: the art direction is beyond gorgeous. The character illustrations are beautiful, the designs are unique, the whole Japanese fantasy atmosphere is wonderful, and I loved seeing all those little ideas inspired by folklore and yōkai. Even the concept of your character being able to take different spirit forms is creative and gives the game its own identity. Visually, in terms of actual graphics, I think it looks fine. But the art is where this game really shines for me. Some of the characters look like they stepped out of a beautiful Japanese fantasy storybook. And yet… When I actually started walking around, talking to people and playing, I strangely felt that the world was lifeless. I know that sounds odd considering how beautiful everything looks, but that was my feeling. I liked the NPC designs. I liked how unique everyone looked. But the way conversations were presented, the plain text boxes, the amount of text and the general flow of those early interactions just didn’t pull me in. Something about the presentation felt flat to me, and I never got that feeling of being completely absorbed into the world. And games are funny like that. Sometimes a game hooks you almost immediately, and sometimes everything on paper says “you should love this”… but you just don’t feel it. That is what happened to me here. But I also think first impressions matter, and mine was unfortunately that such a gorgeous concept felt strangely lacking in life once I was actually inside it. Still, I want to give it another chance. Maybe this time it will finally click.

could do with some polishing still good.