Tales of Hearts R (PSVita) - 2024 report by Whydis
Tales of Hearts R (PSVita)
Kor, a young man living in a small village by the sea, is enhancing his sword fighting skills under the careful supervision of his grandfather. Impressed by Kor's growing skill, his grandfather bequeaths to him an unusual weapon known as a Soma. Soon...
I loved Tales of The Abyss and expected something similar, but this was awful, the gameplay itself was actually somewhat solid, but the unoriginal writing, poorly designed environments and tacky character designs made the whole thing unpleasant.
This Tale does just about everything right,from the stunning graphics to the great Gameplay,excellent voice acting and grand story telling
The gameplay was really good at times and the boss battles were challenging, but the game's story is where I felt it fell flat
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Starting off with the simple 3-hit combos and generic artes, you eventually gain access to a simple points-based system allowing you to boost a core attribute (hp, sp, physical, and so on) while also unlocking skills and artes that you can assign
There is a learning curve with using artes magic attacks, putting them into shortcuts for easy access, leveling up your magic in categories (much like TOX here too) and learning special attacks
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There are several skills that increase damage reduction from blocking and enemies have an ability to break your combos with a powerful attack
There is a learning curve with using artes magic attacks, putting them into shortcuts for easy access, leveling up your magic in categories (much like TOX here too) and learning special attacks
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The Good: Memorable story, great characters, lots of voice acting and dialog, deep and tense combat, New Game+ adds replayabilityThe Bad
That said, the characters were also very bland
Rita is still my favorite character and favorite Mystic Arte Pascal's lvl 4 Fever Dream with Mecha Asbel and Mecha SophieYep still a costume addict buy tons and tons from the PSN store
Hisue was unlikable at the beginning go the game, and by the end of the game, even after some character development, he was still an unlikable try hard character
I loved Tales of The Abyss and expected something similar, but this was awful, the gameplay itself was actually somewhat solid, but the unoriginal writing, poorly designed environments and tacky character designs made the whole thing unpleasant.
Kor, a young man living in a small village by the sea, is enhancing his sword fighting skills under the careful supervision of his grandfather
Impressed by Kor's growing skill, his grandfather bequeaths to him an unusual weapon known as a Soma
Soon afterwards, while watching the house in his grandfather's absence, Kor meets a young woman named Kohaku who has come searching for his grandfather
Kor is enchanted with the young woman, the first girl he's ever met from outside his village
However, a mysterious witch soon appears who casts a spell on Kohaku's Spiria, the embodiment of her heart and soul
Kor attempts to lift the spell by connecting to her Spiria through a technique known as a Spiria Link, but while doing so he accidentally shatters her Spiria Core, the source of her emotions
Kor, armed only with the Soma given to him by his grandfather, must now set out on a journey to find a way to make Kohaku's Spiria whole once more.
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