Additionally, the series also sports a wide variety of job classes, which, when combined right, can truly turn a battle around. In this system, players can juggle with turns to get the upper hand in battle, by using "bravely" to add a turn for a character, or "default" to save a turn. I believe I won't notice it in the main game because I probably would be invested in the characters because of their story roles.The Bravely series comprises of turn-based RPGs, with intriguing stories and an interesting battle system. It's just the first time I noticed I'm getting.
This is not a criticism of this game/demo. He's Raven from Tales of Vesperia isn't he? I'm currently playing that game so I made the connection. Adelle is every hyper-active anime girl.Įlvis actually doesn't remind me of anyo- Oh!. All characters feel like copies of other characters from games I played before: Gloria is copied from Final Fantasy IX's Garnet. This Demo also reminded me that I'm getting numb to the generic JRPG ideas. Though in Elvis case, I think it's intentional, with the accent and all. This might seem strange but for some reason I felt the voices were off. It's normal for dubbed JRPGs to not have good characters/voices synching, but I felt the voice choices themselves are not right. I did get used to them after 2 hours of playing but Elvis voice felt strange for some reason. Though the series unique aspects make up for the basic "Save-the-Crystals" story. It felt like a different take on Final Fantasy V's story rather than being a new thing. I saw a Let's Play of the first Bravely Default game years ago. It improves upon it and integrates it with the story. The series borrows the Job System featured in Final Fantasy III & V. The series main feature is the Brave/Default system which adds another layer of strategy on top of the traditional Turn-based Battle System. I was planning to play the Final Demo as well but by then I was so burned out, so I postponed writing this First Impression/Review until I felt ready.īravely Default is a JRPG series by Square Enix that tries to capture the old school feel of the older Final Fantasy titles. Tried to finish it, but it was a bit hard and at some point I decided it's not worth the effort. Last week or so, I played the first Demo of Bravely Default II. This is not the FINAL Demo which covers the first chapter of the game. This is a review for the FIRST demo which features different gameplay and story from the main game.
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