Review: robin-torwart.de.tl

And another RPG for my Xbox 360. Eternal Sonata has me already very excited and Tales of Vesperia made a very good first impression. But whether that could confirm, here's the question. So sniffs Just have a look into the Review.

Gameplay: (94%)

Let's start times with the story of Tales of Vesperia. Aer is an ancient energy source of the universe. The world Terca Lumireis is held together by Blastia that gets its energy from Aer. The people of Terca Lumireis genießne their lives in cities where they are safe by barriers from the monsters of their Planetens. The kingdom ruled one over people in order to preserve the peace. The Blastia, the legacy of an ancient civilization, were under strict control by the Empire and only certain people had the privilege to use them. The poor inhabitants of the planet soon formed organizations for more freedom -the guild and trying to escape the domination of the empire. Finally formed by struggle and compromise, a new company with a complicated relationship between the Empire and guilds serving. After the Great War ten years and the Machtkamf after the emperor's death in front of the world seemed to have finally found peace ... The story seems to be only difficult to understand, but when you play as sSpiel itself, can be found in the situation and in quickly in the story. So do not panic. Let's now time to nourish details. By gambled I had the game for about 45 hours. A beatliche number of hours of fun. The game even offers a free walk overworld. Now the game can really only be a good and let me tell you. That it is. Throughout the game your group grows together to 7 people. 4 of them are allowed to participate in the fight. Granted, 7 characters are not a lot and unfortunately also the coolness of character has its limits. Even if people like Karol drain every now and then a funny saying. Thus you come also from place to place, you get even a fancy ship after a few hours. Later, you can then also even flying over the world map. The ultimate opponent and there is also the so-called Giganto monster can be seen. Let's talk about the fighting. It is fast and action-packed real-time battles. And also random battles are in short supply. You can always see your opponents. So you can prepare still time for a fight, or deliberately evade the fight.

Graphics: (87%)

And here is cel-shaded style. Mitlerweile a graphic style is accepted. However, the graphics are not as well done as in Eternal Sonata. Nevertheless, you can still loose talk about a really good graphics here.
Every now and then you also expect great sequences that look really great. Ultimately, Tales of Vesperia has really good graphics.

Sound: (84%)

The sound is well done. The battle music is great and the game progresses, it changes even then. And not the negative. The weapon sounds have also done well.
Look at this opening. Absolutely beautiful and the music is typical RPG moderately. So one about not start but like in a long journey, right?

Conclusion:

Tales of Vesperia is one of the best RPGs I've ever played. A freely explorable overworld, thrilling real-time battles, good cel-shaded style ... you what you want? In addition, there is a long season and therefore logically also a super long-term motivation. It is worth mentioning also that the game has even on online leaderboards so. There you can compare with others Create your own statistics.

PRO:

+ Thrilling real-time battles

+ Long playing time

+ Class cel-shaded style

+ Online leaderboards

+ Free walk overworld

+ Super Opening / Intro

Contraindications:

- Only 7 characters

- Only one correct healer

- Constant to-and take out the group members

Rating: 91%