Tales of Berseria™

This game is associated with Bandai Namco, a known criminal organization which steals money from unsuspecting users in return for nothing. Dev may be good, but users be warned, you're getting involved with the publisher Bandai Namco if you come here, who is well-known to rob users on their mobile games.

Tales of Berseria (the "originally released in 2016" version... yeah, I've had it a while and played very little until today) is a Tales game. This seems obvious, but only if you've played a Tales game before. My personal introduction to the series was Tales of Arise on PS5. Berseria is pretty similar in some ways. Mostly in Arise, I wander the map trying to grind a bit as I sense I'm completely unready for the next Boss. Berseria is seemingly more one-dimensional (I actually prefer this to "open world" games which waste a lot of my irreplaceable time and I end up forgetting the story) so far, but I've yet to actually spend any skill points or however levelling up is supposed to work in this game. I am Level 6 and still working on "breaking out" - trying to avoid spoilers here - and every level so far has been automatic. I'm hoping I'll get to customize shortly. It seems like the game is still trying to teach me how to play it. I thought it was extremely boring for the first 2 or 3 hours (Steam timer says 4 but there was significant pause time in those 4 hours), Then things and the story started picking up. Bad people get revealed by abominable behaviors, the Player Character (…

great game although i hate those kind of endings(no spoilers). Has a continuation in tales of zestria since this is a prequel. definitely worth to buy on sale manage to complete almost everything i think its worth in terms of story and gameplay

I originally bought this game just for Velvet, but I ended up loving the entire party. The main story line and character development, even for some of the NPCs, are pretty good, and the drawings during the credits were deeply touching. Like other games in the Tales series, it features high-quality anime cinematics. However, the combat tends to be repetitive, and exploration is plain boring. The minigames are also incredibly annoying. Once I got tired of the fluff, I decided to streamline the main story to roll the credits, and I enjoyed the game much more that way.

good game

8.5/10