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Great concept but it got boring so quickcky that.

The experience is like buying a €70 vinyl full of exquisite music and getting a game on top. This is not your typical game with a braindead amount of action but rather a story you can take part in and influence its course. The main story structure covers a wide variety of political, sociological, and anthropological questions. If you've ever played any of the Persona games, you will enjoy this. The different setting is satisfying, and the art direction, combined with the sound design, is wonderful. The combat music feels jumpy, ecstatic, and energetic, which helps you get into the fight even more. It is a perplexing and twisting story bearing deep messages. It constantly uses every tool at its disposal to pull you in and live out its story with the characters. It's a bit shorter than Persona 5 but doesn’t lack anything that Persona provides. I would say it even improves upon previous ATLUS segments. I really appreciated the Magla reward from dialogue options rather than relationship points. Also, killing lower-level enemies in overworld combat is a lot easier, which is a change I’ve longed to see. As with any JRPG, the gameplay gets repetitive after a while. However, for me, it only felt that way in the last 5 hours, meaning the game constantly throws new things at you to keep it fresh.

But there are also downsides. Storywise, I really hated the first two weeks after the Opera incident. For some reason, it didn’t keep me as invested as other parts of the game. Also, the later party members Junah, Eupha, and Basilio—felt very rushed. Basilio especially. He comes in too late in the story, and getting to know him and integrating him into the party is awkward at best. His voiced opinions feel forced most of the time. Also, he recovers instantaneously from the death of his brother, which felt really out of place.

I absolutely agree with the directive decision to not provide a love interest option, as the story and setting are not fitting for such a mechanic.

What I lacked in a world full of despair, anger, and injustice was violence. I expected the story to be more brutal. That would have been more polarizing and could have further portrayed the protagonist as the shining beacon of hope. We also lack any character that is downright evil. I missed having anyone as disturbed as Kamoshida from Persona 5. You would expect that the harsh world of Metaphor: Re Fantazio would produce more people like him.

In the end, I would definitely recommend the game, even with its few painful parts. It was a brilliant ride. Go try it for yourself.

The fantasy lives on.

Absolute let down. The first instalment was the best. The second although heavily criticised yet it still headed its own direction and tried to be unique. But this game I cannot recommend. The music is not memorable. Magic/spells/incantation/miracle fail to inovate. Heavy armour is useless against stager. Map and level design may be stunning but It feels not thought out as much as the 1st segment and is also more confusing. I feel that the combat was heavily improved from previous games. I see that the game tried to go heavy on the theme of nostaligia and in the end it was not bad but ultimately I feel dissapointed by this game. Also I have to mention that few bossfights in this game are trully breathtaking

Ion have to say nun. This game delivers. One of the best game ots there is, check. Rich characters with enjoyable interactions, check. Good combat, check. Astonishing visuals, check. Great story, check. I urge you. Do not sleep on this one!
10/10

Pure ASS. Man this a quest draging, story boring, exploration degrading, combat disgracing ass game. Would not recommend. I've finished the game in 11 hours most of which was filld with walking from point A to B only to get back to A and also every location must have "collect 3 type of random stuff" quest like man, you can do better. Dont get me wrong. First instalment is also walking simulator but it has all the atmosphere, great story, good characters and combat is actually thrilling and fun, especialy on higher difficulties. This just feels like half assed job. Dont waste your time with this one.

This aint your typical dlc that the gaming industry dripp fed us for years. Nah. This a full fledged game. Calling it a DLC is a huge understatement. The amount of things that they've added is fenomenal. Fromsoft masterfuly crafted a new astonishing world with attention to detail and lots of cool stuff. The story is also well writen and integrated into the world. Even tho it is expensive I'll guarante you wont regret buying it. I try to 100% any game I find interesting and it took me 70h+ to get to the end and I havent even finished all the things I've wanted to do. Although it is difficult I must say, it is a change for better imo. Thinking of new strategies on how to aproach enemies, preparation, secret mechanics that are revealed through imersing yourself in the world. Its's just awsome.

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Although it's great game and I bought it for the world the whole game feels like a one big chain of side quests that were fairly underwhelming. I get that MC is supposed to be a helper of people yet most of time you do boring tasks like get me fethers, get me plant, cary this, carry that. Combat system also doesnt help. Its realy repetitive without variations. Weapon choice doesnt matter. You dont feel like assasin. Not even mc. You feel even less important than a sidekick. It gets boring after 8h or so.

Best OpenWorld RPG I've ever played. Combat is amazing. Shame that the optimalization is wanky and that the game was rushed bud still amazing experience.

Absolute CHAD of a game. It has been and will alwayse be in my top 10 games.