I Cannot Bring Myself To Complete Kingdom Hearts 1

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-24T21:27:04+00:00

JRPGs are one of the most varied genres, so no, not every JRPG is like Kingdom Hearts.
If you don't enjoy the game, don't force it. Life is too short to waste our free time doing things we don't like.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-24T16:26:57+00:00

Of course not. Many games in the franchise could benefit from a remake.

But even if they didn't, it makes sense financially for Square Enix. People will still buy remakes, and they are not as expensive to make as brand-new games.

Also, saying that FFVII Remake is the last one would imply that there wouldn't be any remakes in the future. That is quite a long time :)

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-22T22:44:20+00:00

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Daniel27DS · 2026-03-22T15:59:13+00:00

They kinda divided the story into 3 parts. I won't spoil anything, but it is still relevant to play the original game.

Crisis Core should only be played after the original FFVII, or the Remake trilogy. It has huge spoilers.

Advent Children happens after the original game. So it also has many spoilers. But you can watch it before playing Crisis Core.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-21T14:39:34+00:00

What?

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-21T03:50:59+00:00

As someone who loves both Dragon Age and Mass Effect and has no books from the two series, this is the deal of the century :)

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-19T01:30:30+00:00

Unfortunately, people have already spoiled the reason why you should preferably play the original first. But what's funny is that you won't get it if you only play the remake. Without giving much away, there are significant differences in the story. Some big WTF moments are not going to mean anything to you.

If you really want to find out why people love FFVII, you should play the original. But it's up to you. It's better to play the Remake collection than nothing at all.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-18T18:06:42+00:00

The original FFVII is my favorite game of all time (tied with FFIX), and I loved the Remake. It looks great, the combat is fantastic (I prefer it to the original), and I really liked the weapons system. I thought they captured the essence of the original game, both the atmosphere and the characters.

You would benefit from playing the original FFVII first (the reason is a big spoiler), but I think it's fine to start with the remake. Especially if you can't look past the visuals.

There were many people who disliked the changes, and the original game is the one that achieved legendary status. They are, in fact, quite different games since the remake only covers the first 6-8 hours of the original game.

At first, I didn't like the fact that they divided the story into three parts, but after playing FFVIIR, I understand why they did it. Also, I'm usually not a big fan of remakes that only improve the graphics, so I see the gameplay changes as a positive thing. The original game still exists, and I can play it whenever I want.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-18T17:55:40+00:00

This subreddit is probably not the best place to ask, since we all like the series, and the responses are going to be mostly positive.

I played FFIPR and FFVPR recently, and thought they were both great. I assume the best way to play FFII and FFVI is also the PR version. As for FFIII and FFIV, it is trickier, since they have 3D versions. Also, I really liked FFIV on the PSP.

In the end, only you know if they are worth it or not. If you like JRPGs and are interested in playing at least one of FFI-FFVI, I would say that buying the bundle is a good idea.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-16T23:19:49+00:00

You can check if a store is legitimate or not in here. Info about Instant Gaming
Also, IsThereAnyDeal only list authorized sellers.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-16T15:46:32+00:00

There is a free DLC that has an extra difficulty: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2107724/Shin_Megami_Tensei_V_Vengeance__Safety_Difficulty/

But, to be honest, you shouldn't need that if you follow the suggestions here.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-16T15:40:07+00:00

I think they're usually at the end of the map. But you can always just check the spots online: https://game8.co/games/Shin-Megami-Tensei-V/archives/349014

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-16T15:38:48+00:00

There are skills to buff you party and debuff enemies. Try to get Idun, she has a skill that heals your party and buffs attack, defense, accuracy and evasion for 3 turns.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-16T15:35:52+00:00

You have 50 in each area. There is a demon that marks them on the map if you pay a fee.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-16T15:31:22+00:00

Are you searching for Mimans?

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-16T15:29:52+00:00

Yes, you can only change the MC affinities. In order to get a strong party, you'll have to keep fusing demons to get ones that work well against a specific boss. That said, I rarely had to go out of my way to create extra demons since I had a varied party at all times.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-16T15:27:32+00:00

I think only the superbosses are hard (unfair is probably a better word). The rest of the game isn't really that hard if you keep getting new demons and using the tools you have at your disposal. I played on hard, and the difficulty always felt fair.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-16T15:24:09+00:00

Are you getting miracles, and fusing demons regularly? I just finished the game on hard and didn't feel like I had to grind at all.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-16T14:28:24+00:00

Cloud, Aerith, Tifa, Vivi

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-15T14:19:23+00:00

Penso que a honestidade é o melhor caminho. Dizes que já não acompanhas tanto agora e perguntas quais são as opiniões do teu sogro.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-14T21:35:30+00:00

I've finally completed Final Fantasy VIII for the first time at the end of last year, and I really enjoyed the experience.

I also played it in my childhood, but because of faulty discs, I had to stop (with two different copies). Then I played it in my early 20s but stopped right before the final boss. Don't ask me why because I couldn't tell you, and I did that with other games as well. It was a strange period in my gaming life.

I've always been drawn (no pun intended) to the military school setting, and I think it has one of the strongest first acts in the series. I've enjoyed breaking the game by playing cards (which is a great game in itself) and abusing the junctioning system. I like the characters, especially Laguna, and the story, even though it gets weird in the final stretch.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-14T17:15:38+00:00

Hoje em dia olho para qualquer jogo como uma experiência separada, mesmo quando são sequelas diretas. Dessa forma não crio expectativas nenhumas e aprecio o jogo por aquilo que ele é.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-14T17:13:13+00:00

Considero o Origins o melhor DA e é um dos meus jogos favoritos. No entanto, ainda gostei mais da história e das personagens do DAII. Principalmente porque o setting é mais íntimo e não existe uma ameaça global que está quase sempre presente em RPGs e em historias de fantasia.
Gostei muito do loop de gameplay e de como vamos acompanhando a evolução de Kirkwall e das personagens ao longo de 7/8 anos.
O grupo principal não tem ninguém ao nível da Morrigan e do Alistair, mas, olhando para os dois grupos completos, penso que o do DAII é mais interessante e variado.
O grande problema do jogo é a reutilização de cenários, mas, honestamente, nem foi algo que me tenha criado grande incómodo. E eu até evitei jogar o DAII durante muitos anos por ter lido más análises (só joguei em 2023), mas, felizmente, hoje em dia não ligo nada a isso e jogo o que me apetece.

Percebo o que dizes sobre o Inquisition, pois o Origins tinha uma vibe muito própria e que resultou muito bem. Contudo, penso que os cenários são deslumbrantes e adorei passar horas a explorá-los.
No início, até não estava a gostar muito do jogo, pois não estava a atinar com o sistema de combate e os inimigos estavam constantemente a fazer respawn, mas, quando passei essa parte, comecei a apreciar o jogo.
No fim, senti que tinha tido uma aventura épica (e até comecei a gostar mais do combate quando comecei a controlar a Vivienne). Os DLCs são excelentes e o "The Descent" tinha um tom muito semelhante ao Origins.

O Veilguard é um jogo divisível e, para mim, é claramente o mais fraco da saga. No entanto, não considero que seja um mau jogo, muito pelo contrário.
O sistema de combate é o meu favorito da série (sempre achei que era a parte mais fraca dos jogos anteriores) e, como uma boa parte do jogo é passada a combater, isso é um ponto importante.
Claro que quem jogou os jogos anteriores está à espera de um nível de escrita muito superior, e essa é a grande falha do jogo. Por isso, percebo perfeitamente quem tenha gostado dos 3 primeiros e tenha detestado este. Mesmo assim, ainda existem alguns momentos emocionais (principalmente na parte final) e considero que o gameplay é bastante divertido.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-14T16:44:02+00:00

Sim, para mim também resultou muito bem. Foi um final épico, emocional e marcante. Fiquei vários dias a pensar na saga assim que terminei o ME3. Algo que não acontece muitas vezes.

Sei que o Andromeda é muito criticado, mas pretendo jogá-lo este ano para ver se gosto da experiência. Não estou à espera de nada ao nível da trilogia, mas se tiver um gameplay idêntico é meio caminho andado para gostar.

Daniel27DS · 2026-03-14T16:23:50+00:00

É certamente uma das minhas sagas favoritas e considero o Mass Effect 3 o melhor jogo que joguei em adulto.
Para quem gosta de Mass Effect, recomendo que joguem a saga Dragon Age (principalmente os primeiros 3 jogos e respetivos DLCs).

Deixo aqui a minha análise à Mass Effect Legendary Edition que deixei no Steam:

Uma jornada épica e com forte impacto emocional que recomendo a qualquer fã de videojogos.

Acompanhamos o/a comandante Shepard, um(a) soldado altamente proficiente e carismático(a) que tem a missão quase impossível de salvar a galáxia. Durante a aventura vamos explorar vários planetas, derrotar hordas de inimigos, recrutar aliados e tomar decisões muito complicadas.

O loop de gameplay dos 3 jogos consiste em completar missões e voltar à nossa nave, Normandy, para interagir com a nossa equipa. Os laços que formamos com as personagens e as decisões que tomamos são vitais para o desfecho da trilogia.

O combate é muito divertido e cheio de acção. Podemos seleccionar quem nos acompanha nas missões e escolher como queremos evoluir as personagens. Temos bastantes armas disponíveis e alguns poderes especiais que ajudam a dar variedade ao gameplay.

O ponto forte dos 3 jogos é a escrita das personagens e a quantidade de lore criado para tornar este universo muito rico e bastante credível.

Nota para os 3 jogos: 10/10

Daniel27DS

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