Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA young woman named Frey Holland awakens in the land of Athia and must embark on an adventure and endure treacherous trials to uncover the mystery the land hides.A young woman named Frey Holland awakens in the land of Athia and must embark on an adventure and endure treacherous trials to uncover the mystery the land hides.A young woman named Frey Holland awakens in the land of Athia and must embark on an adventure and endure treacherous trials to uncover the mystery the land hides.
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But is it enjoyable and worth $40 and a steal at $20 which is what I paid for it? Definitely.
The Bad: The graphics felt stuck in the PS3 era.
The writing needed some more time to bake for sure; it's pretty typical isekai so it needed to figure out how to break the mold rather than what was sent out.
There are settings you'll probably need to change to tailor to make the game better.
The Good: The gameplay is solid with the spells being easily customizable to fit your style of fighting.
The enemies and boss fights were engaging and interesting.
The traversal magic parkour was fun albeit takes a bit of work before it stops feeling clunky.
Whoever gave the green light to release the demo with all the spells and skills leveled, needs to reevaluate their decision making skills. There is A LOT to this game and it instantly will overburden the casual player.
Now on with the review: -------------------------
I can guarantee you that Forespoken rates higher than a four (4). I have been playing video games for about 31 years and this is nowhere near as low as a four. However, there are some issues, which are mainly in the controls. The most frustrating part is Faye's parkour abilities. It seemed like they were "out of pace" with the rest of the controls. It's quite clunky at first, but once you learn to manage it, it isn't as crippling as it seems. Every game has it's flaws.
For what the game lacks in easy maneuvering, it makes up for with incredible story telling and unique urban science fiction/fantasy. It is definitely new to the RPG spectrum of genres, that's for sure. The story is very impactful and emotional. Faye (the main character just had the sh******* cards dealt to her in life) is a strong character with a very realistic background, which is where the games independence of other RPGs comes into play. The story brings you from a troubled woman's urban New York City street thug lifestyle, and throwing her into a fantasy world, where the two realities couldn't be anymore coincided. It also contributes to Faye's character and makes her stand out not only to the player, but to the NPCs in the story as well. The contrast just made Faye's whole experience awkward and scary, which is also the sense you get as the player.
The scenery could've been done better, but it wasn't bad. The landscape you experience as Faye (with lack of better words) is downright weird, which fits the game in a positive way. The monsters you face up against are altered creatures of the land. I cannot explain this any further without delving into spoilers of the story.
Despite a few setbacks, it is DEFINITELY NOT in a low four rating range. I rated it an eight. This is because there's so many ways to level Faye. It's not just her magic you're strengthening. In order to level her, the game makes you explore the fantasy world that Faye was put into. Leveling could be anything from visiting a monument, reading a book, or collecting magic puddles scattered across the world. This system is very complex, but SquareEnix did a tremendous job implementing it into the game, while still being player-friendly. It might seem like a lot to take in at first sight, but truth be told, it is NOT. Another reason is the unique setting and story of Forespoken. It is truly one of a kind.
The games overall originality, while at the same time playing with new concepts is definitely an icebreaker to a potential series if successful enough. They did a rather good job, especially on the story. I wouldn't mind seeing a sequel.
If I had to explain this games gameplay style in "lamer's terms," I would describe it as The Witcher 3, Final Fantasy, and Alice In Wonderland in a love triangle, which resulted in the birth of Forespoken. Then Forespoken was discovered as a NYC dumpster baby. This sounds insane, but it's actually meant to be positive.
I would recommend players give it a shot. Keep in mind that the games story comes on slow, so the more you progress the more the game will open up.
**I can guarantee that demo costed some people to wane interest from the game.
8/10.
Graphics:
- Massive graphic downgrade from the demo, feels like a scam...
- It demands a ridiculous ammount of things and storage to run, at best, like a PS3 game.
- The cities design is just embarrasing. Without spoilers, they introduce a city that is the equivalent of modern Athens, and it looks like a bunch of sticks
Gameplay:
- Repetitive mechanics
- IT LAGS all the fkn time!!!!!! If there are like 10 enemies it will be a lag storm.
- NPC are just dumb and void. They don't say anything, just one or two lines over and over again.
- Massive map... that is empty, has nothing to do. No interest points. Just an annoying empty field.
- Open world doesn't work. It doesn't let you explore, respawns you in the last checkpoint if you go "too far".
Main character and story:
- The most insufferable main character... This is supposed to be a dark story... But whatever deepness they planned goes down the drain with the lame ironic comments of the protagonist, at all times. In the most serious moments, there's always the most unfunny joke to be made, that avoids the player to be immersed in the story. This, along with the annoying bracelet voice, makes it impossible to take the story seriously.
The characters are flat even the main, Frey Holland. Its obvious they tried to make her witty and funny. But she is not. The enemies are worse and npcs could just have been without voices. Just slap a textline for what they would say.
The graphics are ok at most.
I cannot finish this stinking pile of dung.
Ok.
I need to fluff the review up a bit.
They put cutscenes everywhere. Walk 10 steps, theres a cutscene. Walk ten more. And what do we have... A cutscene.
I got this free on PS+ and had hopes that it would not be so bad as its said to be. But it was worse.
If you get a chance to try it. Dont. Its a waste of space on your drive.
Don't judge the game from YouTube reviewers who just payed the demo or played the game just for 1 hour.
Yeah this game start late but when you defeat the first boss, this game become incredible. Combat system is awesome, like you have never seen 10 on 10.
It has some downside like you cant move between the chat with Cuff and the video cutscene quality is bad, I mean really bad and there is too much chat with cuff and the cutscene, but overall this is a fantastic game. I will rate this 10 on 10 if we just remove these minor problem I mentioned.
Overall I really like this game and its playstyle and story is also very decent. Take a advice from me and just play this one. Keep it up SquareEnix.
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- TriviaThe first and last game from Square Enix's newly established studio, Luminous Productions.
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Frey Holland: [Frey uses magic to push a monster away] Did I just do that?
Cuff: Well, definitely with my assistance.
Frey Holland: [ignores Cuff] I did not just do that.
Cuff: We did.
Frey Holland: [ignores Cuff again] I just moved shit with my mind.
Cuff: Perhaps our connection has somehow awoken some abilities...
Frey Holland: I just moved shit... With my mind.
Cuff: I just keep hearing "I", "I", "I".
Frey Holland: I just moved shit! With my freaking mind! Ha ha!
[spins around with joy]
Frey Holland: Yeah, okay, that is something I do now. I do magic, talk to sentient cuffs, kill jacked-up beasts; you know what? I'll probably fly next.
Cuff: Now you're just being ridiculous.
Frey Holland: Oh, that's too far? Good to know there's a line.
Cuff: If you could just master these new abilities, with my help of course...
Frey Holland: Um, did you not just see me take out that gnarly beast?
[more monsters show up]
Frey Holland: Oh, bring it you mangled monsters!
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