Item: Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition
Rating: 8.5
Author: Izuahl Da Silva

Playing this game with my wife is actually pretty fun, because we always enjoy couch-coop games. We started the Tales Games with Tales of Berseria, which is a lot better, since it is more polished story and gameplay-wise. But we can really enjoy this one now, and it is definitely a keeper in our collection.

Combat is a bit clunky, since you get stunned a lot of the time, but if you get a hang of it, it plays pretty well. The difficulty modes are very unbalanced imho, since easy is nearly no challenge, while normal is kind of tough already, especially in bossfights. Hard is extremely tough, if you don't get comfy with the fighting.

Story is slow, and we are not yet through it, but it turns pretty dark already, after about a third of the progress - but it is interesting after all.

We still enjoy developing the characters and hey, you can have a doggo as a teammate (even as leader later on) - what can be better? :D

Playing this game with my wife is actually pretty fun, because we always enjoy couch-coop games. We started the Tales Games with Tales of Berseria, which is a lot better, since it is more polished story and gameplay-wise. But we can really enjoy this one now, and it is definitely a keeper in our collection.Combat is a bit clunky, since you get stunned a lot of the time, but if you get a hang of it, it plays pretty well. The difficulty modes are very unbalanced imho, since easy is nearly no challenge, while normal is kind of tough already, especially in bossfights. Hard is extremely tough, if you don't get comfy with the fighting. Story is slow, and we are not yet through it, but it turns pretty dark already, after about a third of the progress - but it is interesting after all. We still enjoy developing the characters and hey, you can have a doggo as a teammate (even as leader later on) - what can be better? :D

Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition

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Izuahl Da Silva