TALES OF BERSERIA PC COMBAT CONTROLS SERIES
After some discouragement with the most recent titles, it was with great pleasure that I watched the series return to good shape, even though some things persist and are not exactly beneficial.īerseria puts you in Holy Midgand Empire, a land that in the distant future will be the stage for the events of Zestiria, in the role of Velvet Crowe. After successive adjustments, alterations, adaptations contextualized with the plot (such as the mergers in Zestiria), Bandai Namco seems to have achieved the best combat system after Vesperia, without ever failing to be an LMBS. For Berseria, Bandai Namco bets on what it calls the Liberation Linear Motion Battle System, and the most important word is the first, Liberation. In addition to the plot, the constant ramifications and variants of the Linear Motion Battle System also helped to give uniqueness to each new entry in the “Tales of” series.
Throughout the various games presented in the series, Bandai Namco has always created a new main theme, from which it constructed the plot and the characters that lead these crusades. Vesperia is highly important because it has set the mold for the games that have emerged over these nine years, and the most satisfying is to discover that Tales of Berseria manages to be the game that, finally, matches the classic that I played so many years ago. Yuri Lowell’s journey alongside a group of characters I loved to meet, the visuals that approached an anime, and the pleasure that was getting to know the action allowed by the Linear Motion Battle System in combat, made Vesperia a fantastic game. The arrival of Tales of Vesperia on Xbox 360 gave me a reference in the series but it even did more than that, it also gave me a reference within the genre and became one of my favorite JRPGs. The most entertaining combat system in the series in many years, a good story and a charismatic protagonist inject energy and vigor into the series.Īlthough Bandai Namco’s “Tales of” series was born in 1995, on SNES, it was only in 2008 that I had the pleasure of seeing this series of JRPGs.
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