LEGRAND LEGACY: Tale of the Fatebounds Reviews

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I can see The Legend of Dragoon in this game ^_^

I wanted this to be good, but so many ways to get lost.. couldnt equip new gear I made.. not very user friendly.. got a refund

8.5/10 I almost didn't play this game because of all the negative reviews. And i regret that I almost let other reviews stop me from buying the game. You should buy this game and you should try it for yourself. Im a sucker for turn based battle, 2d backgrounds, full 3d battles, and hd video cut scenes because it reminds me of my childhood favourites from ps1 and psp. Legrand Legacy hit so many of these marks. I miss this genre of game, and you might like it too. If developers make more games like this, i would buy them, even at a higher price values. Compliments: -runs great on a rog ally a 13/15/15 watt tdp. Had to limit fps to 90 so as not to run at 500-1000fps. So, it performs great! -has a nice hd artistic appeal. player just had to turn up the quality in settings. -i figured out the combat event without tutorials, it isn't as difficult as people say. the tutorials did however get me to try things like blocking and checking enemy weaknesses. Its not complicated. -combat/boss difficulty was at a healthy level. wasn’t so hard that i could level a few times and then beat a boss. I liked that i didn’t just breeze through the game. -so far i like the story. the dialog is a little simple at times, but i think thats on purpose due to the story which i shall not spoil. -i like the characters so far. I like that they’re not underdressed and there hasn’t been any fan service yet. thats a win in my books. -crafting system was pretty cool. felt comfortable and fairly easy to figure out. There, of course, is room for improvement. And these suggestions are not meant in to in any way stop anyone from playing the game, i just think these are nice haves. -eye pleasers: moving water on world map and in cities, water is one of the best ways to make people happy in environmental detail. animated environments in general will make the world more immersive. -I liked the art of the environment, but aiming it slightly more towards realistic would have been nice too. It was a little too much like a “painted” picture. some people might like that, and so do I, just not as much as the higher detail of something more realistic. -there were some spelling/grammar errors in dialogs I hope to see more from the developers!