While dungeons may have smaller sizes, they are more dense that previous instalments.
You are rewarded based on your difficulty and this difficulty can be tweaked to make it simple, even for the most novice RPG player. Enemies are visible and running into one causes a transition into combat. I like how they gradually introduce you into the various mechanics in dungeons instead of just throwing everything at you in the first one you enter. You can spend a lot of time doing side quests, talking to people or just plain exploring before heading into a quest that involves a dungeon. Speaking of dungeons, they will play a big part in your time with Berseria. Character development and interaction happens through normal cutscenes (that are pretty damn good) and through visual novel-like segments with animated portraits that serve as a nice breather in dungeons and while exploring. Her dialogue had me taking screenshots almost every time she spoke. Each new party member is unique but Magilou the Witch is easily the highlight.
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A series of events leads to her being imprisoned and eventually breaking out with the help of some very interesting characters.Īs you can probably tell, Berseria has you playing as the bad guys to some extent and this is a refreshing change. Without spoiling a very important moment, Velvet is out for revenge against a certain exorcist. When the Scarlet Night occurs, Daemonblight takes over, transforming people into daemons.
Not only do both voice actresses (English and Japanese) sound great, but she is very well written. Velvet Crowe is the first female protagonist in the franchise history and Namco did a fantastic job with her. While Berseria and Zestiria share the same game world, the former takes place in a much earlier time. Tales of Berseria is an action RPG that takes place in the Holy Midgand Empire. I can’t believe I already have two Game of the Year contenders in the form of Yakuza 0 and Tales of Berseria, since January isn’t even over yet. It is Bandai Namco Entertainment’s 16th mainline ‘Tales of’ game and while the franchise has enjoyed better times before the latest instalments, Berseria is a return to form albeit a safe endeavour. When I played the early parts of Tales of Berseria for preview a few weeks ago, it impressed me in a lot of areas.
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