Avaliações de Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition

Protagonista, especialmente, tem complexidade emocional. Não é apenas um tipo ideal. Muito bom.

The base game is from 2007, so I have to take into account the mechanics of that time. I’m a nostalgic fan of classic RPGs, with one of my favorites being [b]Legends of Dragoon[/b], and that’s how I ended up discovering the Tales series, starting with this one, which is considered one of the best. I’ll be honest, it’s not the worst RPG I’ve played, but it’s far from being one of the best; I simply didn’t like the story. There are moments where Yuri is supposedly maturing, but then he regresses and matures a dozen more times. The plot is quite childish, the guilds part was well-built, but other than that, everything feels pretty shallow. There are some well-developed and memorable characters, while others just serve as filler in the group. I even thought we might have an anti-hero as the protagonist, and I got excited for a moment, but... it was all in vain. He’s the typical knight on his white horse "dressed up" as a bad boy. In the end, it’s too generic, with few memorable moments and a climax that we can say is truly breathtaking. There’s nothing in the story, except for a detail about Raven that wasn’t fully telegraphed and was predictable. So... honestly, if this is one of the best Tales Of games, I think I’ll just ignore the rest.

Tales of Vesperia é o jogo perfeito se você quiser perder horas da sua vida de forma gloriosa, se apaixonar por personagens que vão morar no seu coração e sair por aí em busca de aventuras mais épicas do que qualquer filme de Hollywood. Prepare-se para um dos melhores RPGs que você já jogou. E lembre-se, as melhores amizades começam com uma boa briga.