Gorgeous graphics and a great combat system

Very solid and interesting battling system, and once you get into the other chapters of the 8 different characters you will most likely find yourself very invested and interested in seeing how their stories play out.

This game is made for a specific group of people: Gamers who enjoy an in depth combat system and a nostalgic Final Fantasy aesthetic

Octopath Traveler is a great game, and I would absolutely recommend it to any JRPG fans that enjoy a dynamic and rewarding combat system

This mix of figuring out enemy weak points, blended with the Boost Point system and the new Shield Break system, creates a battle flow that is quite unique in the genre, and put to rest my fears that these systems would feel more tedious than fun

Its stellar progression system, its crafty battle tweaks, and the stories told in this anthology are perfect for gaming on-the-go or for sitting infront of your couch, and its design and gameplay are so elegant that it complements the platform its on really well.

I haven't played the game for long, however, I personally love the combat system, the story is solid, and the art for it is beautiful as well

Of course there is very little interaction between the characters, and in this regard the game is very similar to Saga Frontier games - only this game has an excellent battle system

Great game with engaging characters, a complex battle system and fun story.

Beautiful graphics, EXCELLENT combat and job system

Best battle system in a final fantasy like game I've seen yet.

n’t compare it to anything, but I like the combat system

Beautiful graphics, captivating stories, fantastic and addicting battle system -- what's not to love

Solid battle system.

I love the turn-based system which allows more strategy and doesn't give you the pressure of always having to "act" all the time

OPT is a beautiful game with great stories and an amazing battle system that old and new players will appreciate.

Rogue & Noble system - This system is extremely superficial offering no moral benefit

Rogue & Noble system - This system is extremely superficial offering no moral benefit

If you miss the RPG’s of yesterday this game is a must own addition to your library.

If you miss the RPG’s of yesterday this game is a must own addition to your library.

n’t compare it to anything, but I like the combat system