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300 years of tyranny. A mysterious mask. Lost pain and memories. Wield the Blazing Sword and join a mysterious, untouchable girl to fight your oppressors. Experience a tale of liberation, featuring characters with next-gen graphical expressiveness!
Tales of ARISE is a anime, jrpg and rpg game
developed by Bandai Namco Studios Inc.
and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment.
Released on November 08th 2023 is available only on Windows
in 12 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese.
It has received 34,782 reviews of which 30,379 were positive and 4,403 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.6 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 49.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 14.82€ on Gamivo.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 (64-bit Only)
- Processor: Intel Core i5-2300 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 760 or Radeon HD 7950
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 45 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX compatible soundcard or onboard chipset
- Additional Notes: Estimated performance: 1080p/60fps with graphics settings at "Low". Framerate might drop in graphics-intensive scenes. - 64-bit processor and operating system are required.
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A JRPG that has great visuals and satisfying gameplay but held back by a disappointing cast and a severely flawed story. Pros: - Graphics & Artstyle (albeit with bad draw distance) - Cinematics - Gameplay - Bosses - Music Mixed: - Companions - Dungeon Design - Quest Design - Difficulty Balance (Higher difficulties makes combat very tedious and endgame difficulty makes enemies incredibly damage-spongey, regardless of difficulty) Cons: - Story - World-Building - General Writing Quality - Final Act (endless dialogue, overly long dungeons, story goes from bad to worse) - 'Beyond The Dawn' Expansion As for the good parts of the game, I found the gameplay and art direction to be the best parts. The game looks great from the varied landscapes, vistas, and most of the character designs. Unlocking new abilities and learning the character abilities to counter mobs and bosses adds some depth to the fast-paced gameplay and made the gameplay a highlight to me, even if there may be too many mob fights at times in dungeons. The music seems better to me than the other Tales games I’ve played and while it’s not too big of a standout of a soundtrack compared to other games, it’s still a good one. I felt that the production quality of the game was better than other Tales games too so I appreciate the higher quality cutscenes, facial + hair animations, and even animated parts of the game. While not especially interesting, I always like how Tales games handle the equipment system. It’s basic (i.e. numbers go up and new weapon models), but it works well enough with getting stronger gear by finding it in the environment, crafting it, or buying from a vendor. I think the difficulty is done well enough too although the game is clearly not made for the hardest difficulty and even struggles on ‘Challenging’ mode as I played most of the game on 'Challenging' but I had to turn it down on certain parts because the companion AI simply couldn’t dodge well enough and I’d resort to item spam to survive, which makes the combat more tedious and annoying than rewarding and skill-based. As for the bad parts, there’s a lot. Given that this was one of the highest rated Tales games, I went in with expectations and was severely underwhelmed. The world feels fake within the first hour due to poor world-building and while I hoped it would get better (as alot of JRPGS are slow in the beginning) after several hours, it doesn’t. It’s a mixture of bad + basic writing, characters acting ridiculous to cause drama, and the story creating plot twists out of nowhere. The plot is filled with writing shortcuts, some plot twists being painfully obvious in some cases while in others, there's plot elements that make more questions than answers. Additionally, near the end of the game, there is far too much story + lore-dumping where it really had lose patience. I’m used to Tales games stories falling apart at the midway point or 2/3rds, but I genuinely only enjoyed one region’s story and even that one struggled near the end of that arc. Anyway, regarding the cast, the characters don’t help the game that much as while I enjoyed some parts of the cast, I’m very mixed on them as characters since most have such unlikeable character traits for the majority of the game. Especially Shionne. I generally like Tales casts as they usually have 1-2 party members that stand out as well-written, 1-2 that are somewhat good, and then the rest that are okay or throwaway characters. But, not Arise’s. This is a story-based character action-RPG so you really need to either string gameplay, a strong cast of characters, or a strong story for a 50-hr main story. Preferably all three. So the fact that Arise only does a good job in gameplay is a massive downer for me. As for the expansion, it’s okay at best. It’s a premium-priced expansion but it feels like it was made on a budget. You can’t carry over weapons previously crafted nor your levels from the base game (for balancing purposes, I suppose), several repeated + reskinned bosses/enemy mobs from the base game, and the same basic writing and okay quest design. It’s very bland as it’s more of the same and doesn’t fix, or improve upon, any of the many issues that I had with the base game. Possibly worst of all, it doesn’t add new abilities, weapons, or combat artes to the combat system. This would be a no-brainer to add since the combat is the game’s strongest aspect. The dlc isn’t worth the cost at full price or on discount and to be frank, I don’t know why it was even made besides spending more time with the cast. When you compare this expansion's quality and length to some other AAA-games that have pricey expansions, it’s baffling. Overall, it’s one of the biggest disappointments I’ve had in recent memory, especially considering the praise this game had received in 2021. I enjoyed it for a person who likes the Tales games that I’ve played but I expected much more. I’m a person who grew up with Symphonia on GameCube and Vesperia on 360 so given that it’s been 15-20 years between Arise and those titles, I expected a far bigger jump in progression. Granted, Arise does do things better than those titles for sure (to name a few things: fast travel, side quests are no longer hidden, titles have more of a purpose, and all characters are more viable to play solo) but I found Arise’s faults just too big for me to prefer Arise over Vesperia/Symphonia. The gameplay and visuals are the main selling points. I do recommend it at a heavily discounted price if you want a light-hearted JRPG romp with some good visuals, good combat, and some funny moments. The expansion knocks the score down a bit down as it felt like a waste of time. 7.0/10. Edit: Fixed typo.
After finishing the game and the DLC, i can finally unleash my thoughts about the game. The base game is really, really good, as far as voice acting, story, and enviroment goes. The characters are greatly developed and i love that everyone interacts with each other, which the DLC further improves on it, although it has some weak spots and the final battle was mediocre at best, unlike how the base game went. I definetely recommend the game, as long as you can sit through some dragged on dialogue here and there, but nothing insufferable, it doesnt make the game any less good. Just dont buy the DLC at full price, thats not worth it, wait for the sales instead. I also need to add the combat was strange at first, but having auto on it helps a ton to get used to and the more i played, the more i loved it. I praise this game ALOT and recommend it to everyone to at least try it, even with its flaws, which every game has.
This is by far one the best "Tales of" series that Bandai Studios has developed. Taking previous games blueprints and maxing it out to it's upmost potential for it time. With a good and compelling story, a mixed cast of characters that feel real, fluid and engaging gameplay mechanics and a whole lot of color on screen. Story- I'd say the plot is pretty good. It keeps to the standard route of any story, people are oppressed to the point where someone wants to do something about it and so forth. But what makes it good is the cast of characters you find along the way. Each with their own reasons of why they are there, and the further you go the more you start to see that there are layers inbetween. With the characters themselves changing as you progress. I will say, there's "TONS" of cutscenes, filled with fully voiced dialog. Made me feel like I was just watching an anime series. Gameplay: Combat- The combat in this game is fluid and very much so anime-flashy. Each move you do feels powerful and gives weight behind it. This game offers a lot of variety to playstyles with each character having their own strengths and weaknesses. Whether you like striking from afar, or throwing big and quick damage, or even going toe-to-toe with an enemy, this game has it. You can also switch between each party member in real-time during combat to fit the situation of battle. I'll admit, once you get use to the combat and how each character plays, it'll feel and look cinematic. Gameplay: Crafting- There's also crafting and fishing. You craft accessories and weapons using materials you pick up as you play the game. Whether it be from the enemies you defeat or something you pickup from exploring. The accessories you build can be tailored to however you prefer to play each character to a point where they can be nearly OP. Fishing is more like a mini-game, but is just as important as crafting because you use the fish to cook the meals for buffs. Music- The music is solid. Matching every moment and place you are in. It captures the scene and make you feel like you are part of the game world. At least for me it does. Graphics- Super colorful. One of the best anime-game graphics I've seen so far. Especially with how big the maps are in this game. But it really does shine when you're in combat. And the way they did these cutscenes was pretty creative. Almost manga-like, with motion. There are also the normal cutscenes with in-game models. Which some of have really good camera work to keep you engaged. DLC- The only ones worth getting are the costume packs because they also come with a few in-game upgrades. The music pack is good if you want more variety to the game soundtrack or if you're a Tales series fan. The expansion isn't as good as the main game, it feels more like a side quest than anything else. Overall: If you're looking for an game with a good story, an excellent cast of characters, a solid combat system with a decent amount of customization, this is a pick for you. Especially for anime lovers looking for a new series.
Tales of Arise is an RPG game se in Dahna, I initially dropped it because it felt slow and confusing, but then decided to give it another try, and I'm glad I did because this game is awesome. I love the combat system, the arts, the combos you can perform with your allies, the artstyle and the soundtrack, it's all on point, and the story too. It's not too easy but neither too difficult; it depends on you, because before fighting a boss you need to organize your team. I recommend this game to everyone because I find it awesome.
I still not completed it yet, but as far as my 40hrs playing it have been good experience The music, the story, the world building is nice my only problem with this game is when you playing on medium or higher difficulty the hp boss is crazily huge and it just takes so much time to grind the game, so il'l recommend to anyone who loves JRPG like i am and if you only want to enjoy the story i think easy is reasonable choice.
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Tales of ARISE is currently priced at 49.99€ on Steam.
No, Tales of ARISE is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 49.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Tales of ARISE received 30,379 positive votes out of a total of 34,782 achieving a rating of 8.57.
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Tales of ARISE was developed by Bandai Namco Studios Inc. and published by Bandai Namco Entertainment.
Yes, Tales of ARISE is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Tales of ARISE is not playable on MacOS.
No, Tales of ARISE is not playable on Linux.
Tales of ARISE is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 32 DLCs available for Tales of ARISE. Explore additional content available for Tales of ARISE on Steam.
No, Tales of ARISE does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Tales of ARISE does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Tales of ARISE is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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