LIVE A LIVE Reviews

A really good old game and the final chapter has that Warcraft III villain ark.

Can be slow at times and certain chapters are definitely better than other (Imperial China), but overall a great experience with an epic finale and some awesome music.

beautiful game, a little bit hard on the ez side but amazing art style and fairly likeable characters, overall a very enjoyable game.

It has been one of the most fun games I've played in recent memory. If you enjoy games such as Chrono Trigger this will definitely be a good experience.

Criminally overlooked, so glad it got the remaster treatment! The soundtrack is also one of the best!

Live A Live is one of the most experimental games I've ever played. It does things only a videogame can really do.

I picked this up on sale and didn't really know much about it, and I bounced off it the first couple of times I tried it, but when it sucked me in I was totally hooked. At first it seems like bitesized JRPG scenarios in different genres that you can pick up and play and it does deliver that, but the way it pulls everything together and ties those stories together and the darkness behind everything is really great. It was a big influence on Octoparh Traveler and Undertale and you can really feel that DNA looking back. An easy recommendation

When I first heard of this game, I doubted a lot of people when they said that this game was enjoyable looking at other RPGs and pushing this one to the side. After picking this up on Steam and playing it for myself I can strongly say that even though I do regret playing the SNES version I am glad that I picked this one up. This is an extremely enjoyable game to play through and extremely fun. Glad that I picked this one up and played through it

I first played the original Live A Live many years ago and beat the game in 2021. I never expected it'd get the HD2D remake treatment and here I am, having 100%'d it on Steam years later, and it was worth the wait. They really did make the game better in every way. All the little annoyances from the original were somewhat mitigated or made more manageable, the voice acting is fantastic across the board, and the new content feels rewarding to experience. This was a very ambitious game when it first released, and the new and improved version of it is a blast to play. I can only hope other Square-Enix SNES rpgs get the same treatment (especially Treasure of the Rudras and Bahamut Lagoon, I would DIE). I absolutely love this game and it's soundtrack.

The game didn’t impress me much at the start, I was kinda critical of how short each of the chapters were… but then the Oersted chapter began and it completely flipped everything on its head… and then the Dominion of Hate chapter started and WOW. Pleasant surprise of a game