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Literally bought all 3 of the tales games last week before the summer sale . They were still on the same discount . Ridiculous value for money . I am stoked
If I didn’t ready have the Tales games I’d pick these up. The prices are steals. I wonder when they’ll offer deals for Tales of Xillia. Imo it’s the best of them all.
@@kali-qgames1301 I'm thinking of getting a following: Vesperia. It's one that I haven't played. I've been a fan of the series since tales of destiny and have actually skipped a lot of them and have been meaning to get this one for a while. Ys. I've never played any of them. I'm not sure if there's an order I'm supposed to go in or what. And I've heard another RPG RUclipsr talking this specific one up a lot so I might as well pick it up. Yakuza. Never played any of them. I heard it spun off into a JRPG, and I know this one isn't that, but for the price it's probably still worth it. Mega Man Battle Network. I played two of them I think, back when they were new and there were only like three released. I was just curious and ended up being surprised at how much story was packed into them. Believe me I've been waiting for this summer sale forever so there's a lot of other stuff I want as well. But these are ones I'm definitely going to grab.
Some Suggestions I have that I like for RPGs that are on discount are as follows, note most of these aren't particularly JRPGs, as I have a fondness for turn-based games that are like such, but they don't necessarily come from Japan. For example!: -The Thaumaturge: A Historic Fantasy set in WW1 Russia/Poland it follows Wiktor who is a Thaumaturge, a kind of sorcerer who binds a Salutor (Or multiple as Wiktor). No random battles, all are dependent on situations you encounter. Currently 33% off on Steam. $24.44. Took me About 30 hours to complete. -Small Saga: A turn-based RP that follows a set is sentient rodents. This feels quite a bit like a JRPG plot-wise (A plot to fight against the oppression of a supposed God), but does have some memery inserted that gives more Western than Japanese humor. the party ends up with a Beserker, A Bard, A Dragonn-type support and a Charge-Mage, effectly. Currently 25% off on Steam. $14.99. Took me about 12 hours to complete. -Fuga: Melodies of Steel 1&2: It a turn-based RPG that follows a gang of children that found a Super-Tank and use it to fight against a Facist invading force. It has a swap mechanic that you need to use to exploit and delay enemies. It has no overworld and instead focuses on going forwards on nodes and battles. I quite enjoyed these games. Fuga 1 is currently 50% off on steam, at $19.99 and took me about 14 hours to complete while Fuga 2 is currently 40% off at $23.99 on Steam and took me about 16 hours to complete. Both have replayability as they have multiple endings depending on how many children survive (You can sacrifice them during boss fights to get through them) and do have New Game+. -Black Book: A Russian folklore laden turn-based deckbuilding RPG where you are a sorceress that gets a black book with pages to case spells. It is a node-based RPG where you go through the ways being a Knower solving problems and banishing demons and trying to gain power to bring your lover back from the dead. It's very interesting. It's mostly a single-character gameplay with no party and can be a few different tactics in your deckbuilding. Currently 60% off on Steam at $9.99. Took me about 36 hours to complete. -Infinite Guitars: A turn-based RPG, it is a mix of dodge-action in the overworld, turn-based RPG with Rhythm game elements. Your special abilities depends on your performance of a rhythm game that is dependent on the back-ground battle music in the scene. You can do basic attacks based on a timed hit and your defenses involve a 1-D movement system with a potential to dodge with a button. It's fairly linear and basic, but I really enjoyed the game, but I do understand some complaints of it being a bit repetitive. Currently 40% off on steam at $11.99. Took me about 16 hours to complete. I'll stop there. I know most are western-developed RPGs, but they all have elements of JRPGs in terms of plot (Going against authority, especially of so called deities along with oppressive forces.) and turn-based gameplay. These are a few games that I greatly enjoyed and want to get more exposure than some of the more mainstream games. I have plenty others I'd want to suggest, but wanted to open up some things for people to look at! Also: Kali-Q, if you see this, I want to know how you define JRPG. Is it literally an RPG from Japanese Developers? Is it the gameplay? Is it the plot/themes? I want to know so when thing come up like this I know what to suggest or point out for you and people who else may be interested in such things. Thanks for the videos!
@@kali-qgames1301 My husband always knows when I’m playing Yakuza/Like A Dragon because every time I see Majima I say “Kiryu-Chan!” That Majima everywhere system is what started it lol
Eiyuden was kind of a disappointment for me. I picked it up day one, was really looking forward to it. 10 hours in I realized it was just feeling like a chore to play it, rather than feeling engaging or fun. Was pretty bummed about it. Already picked up Tales of Bersaria but will check out some of the other recommendations.
While it says 10 games in the collection, you really need to play Battle Network 1, 2 then 1 version of the last 4 main entries, so 6 games total. BN 3-6 have 2 versions each, but the different content each version offer isn't justifiable enough to replay those 4 in particular I think the collection even lets you get everything in 1 version of each of those entries, which will make the opposite version completely obsolete, so once again you only need to play 6 games total BUT, to be extremely blunt here, every BN fan recommend to skip 4 Red Sun/Blue Moon entirely cause it's not only the weakest entry, it's also mostly a filler episode cause it doesn't have any major impact in the overarching narrative If you REALLY wanna play that one, turn on that Mega Buster cheat and just blast through it to be done with quickly lol For me in particular, the multiple versions trick Capcom pulled out failed terribly and was just used to cash in on Pokémon's schtick back on the GBA when this Mega Man spinoff series came from
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I agree on Tales of Vesperia and Ys 8. Both of them are below 20 bucks and are really good games.
Literally bought all 3 of the tales games last week before the summer sale . They were still on the same discount . Ridiculous value for money . I am stoked
It's absolutely a beautiful value! You have great taste
not to mention in the english version of tales of Berseria Velvet is voice by Jennifer Hale, fem Shep herself
Surprised people wouldn't know GoG is trustworthy, since it's the storefront for CDPR (Witcher, Cyberpunk, etc...).
Yeah they are beyond legit, glad I found them
If I didn’t ready have the Tales games I’d pick these up. The prices are steals. I wonder when they’ll offer deals for Tales of Xillia. Imo it’s the best of them all.
That's not on steam
@@SurferKroky i know. Honestly a shame. Just wanted to bring up one of my favorite games of all time.
Great video. Definitely going to pick up three or four of these.
Appreciate you! Thanks for watching! Which 3 are you thinking of picking up fam?
@@kali-qgames1301 I'm thinking of getting a following:
Vesperia. It's one that I haven't played. I've been a fan of the series since tales of destiny and have actually skipped a lot of them and have been meaning to get this one for a while.
Ys. I've never played any of them. I'm not sure if there's an order I'm supposed to go in or what. And I've heard another RPG RUclipsr talking this specific one up a lot so I might as well pick it up.
Yakuza. Never played any of them. I heard it spun off into a JRPG, and I know this one isn't that, but for the price it's probably still worth it.
Mega Man Battle Network. I played two of them I think, back when they were new and there were only like three released. I was just curious and ended up being surprised at how much story was packed into them.
Believe me I've been waiting for this summer sale forever so there's a lot of other stuff I want as well. But these are ones I'm definitely going to grab.
Ys VIII has as well-executed of an action RPG gameplay buffet as I've ever seen.
pure facts 💯 ✨️
sheesh i need to cop some of them tales of games
Vesperia is excellent, you should.
Absolute bargains
Already have all besides megaman and kinda not interested in it 😆
Haha you’re ahead of the curve then
Love the End of Tales of Arise. Its so romantic❤
Arise is one of my favorites too :)
as someone who just bought a steam deck i HOLY SHITED at these prices i didnt know they go that cheap im a steam noob im going to have fun shopping
Some Suggestions I have that I like for RPGs that are on discount are as follows, note most of these aren't particularly JRPGs, as I have a fondness for turn-based games that are like such, but they don't necessarily come from Japan. For example!:
-The Thaumaturge: A Historic Fantasy set in WW1 Russia/Poland it follows Wiktor who is a Thaumaturge, a kind of sorcerer who binds a Salutor (Or multiple as Wiktor). No random battles, all are dependent on situations you encounter. Currently 33% off on Steam. $24.44. Took me About 30 hours to complete.
-Small Saga: A turn-based RP that follows a set is sentient rodents. This feels quite a bit like a JRPG plot-wise (A plot to fight against the oppression of a supposed God), but does have some memery inserted that gives more Western than Japanese humor. the party ends up with a Beserker, A Bard, A Dragonn-type support and a Charge-Mage, effectly. Currently 25% off on Steam. $14.99. Took me about 12 hours to complete.
-Fuga: Melodies of Steel 1&2: It a turn-based RPG that follows a gang of children that found a Super-Tank and use it to fight against a Facist invading force. It has a swap mechanic that you need to use to exploit and delay enemies. It has no overworld and instead focuses on going forwards on nodes and battles. I quite enjoyed these games. Fuga 1 is currently 50% off on steam, at $19.99 and took me about 14 hours to complete while Fuga 2 is currently 40% off at $23.99 on Steam and took me about 16 hours to complete. Both have replayability as they have multiple endings depending on how many children survive (You can sacrifice them during boss fights to get through them) and do have New Game+.
-Black Book: A Russian folklore laden turn-based deckbuilding RPG where you are a sorceress that gets a black book with pages to case spells. It is a node-based RPG where you go through the ways being a Knower solving problems and banishing demons and trying to gain power to bring your lover back from the dead. It's very interesting. It's mostly a single-character gameplay with no party and can be a few different tactics in your deckbuilding. Currently 60% off on Steam at $9.99. Took me about 36 hours to complete.
-Infinite Guitars: A turn-based RPG, it is a mix of dodge-action in the overworld, turn-based RPG with Rhythm game elements. Your special abilities depends on your performance of a rhythm game that is dependent on the back-ground battle music in the scene. You can do basic attacks based on a timed hit and your defenses involve a 1-D movement system with a potential to dodge with a button. It's fairly linear and basic, but I really enjoyed the game, but I do understand some complaints of it being a bit repetitive. Currently 40% off on steam at $11.99. Took me about 16 hours to complete.
I'll stop there. I know most are western-developed RPGs, but they all have elements of JRPGs in terms of plot (Going against authority, especially of so called deities along with oppressive forces.) and turn-based gameplay.
These are a few games that I greatly enjoyed and want to get more exposure than some of the more mainstream games. I have plenty others I'd want to suggest, but wanted to open up some things for people to look at!
Also: Kali-Q, if you see this, I want to know how you define JRPG. Is it literally an RPG from Japanese Developers? Is it the gameplay? Is it the plot/themes? I want to know so when thing come up like this I know what to suggest or point out for you and people who else may be interested in such things.
Thanks for the videos!
The sad moment you realized you played all of these before so no discount for you.
Your taste? Immaculate lol👍🏽
Thanks so much lol
Beautiful video bro!! I love that you did this!! I hooe you continue to blow up
sheesh i just might need to cop some of those tales games for sure
Now would be a pretty amazing time to fam!
I don’t know what to make of the fact I already own everything in this list 😅
Haha that means you have extremely great taste my friend
Vesperia is amazing.
My favorite Tales of game ever
I feel like I'm the only one who doesn't like tales of vesperia
Whaaa really? Haha how so
@@kali-qgames1301 mostly Karol and Rita annoy me. I might try to go through it again soon
@@attackmuffin8141haha yeah but the game is still good. If you have an old ps3 then you should try out tales of graces f.
This is just the video I was looking for, thanks.
You are so welcome fam! Thanks alot for saying this!
tfw you know you already have all of these. 😅
You're already ahead of the curve then ;)
Seriously, these sales make me want to buy some of them again lol
Kiryu-Chan!!!
One of my favorite game series of all time haha
@@kali-qgames1301 My husband always knows when I’m playing Yakuza/Like A Dragon because every time I see Majima I say “Kiryu-Chan!” That Majima everywhere system is what started it lol
Eiyuden was kind of a disappointment for me. I picked it up day one, was really looking forward to it.
10 hours in I realized it was just feeling like a chore to play it, rather than feeling engaging or fun. Was pretty bummed about it.
Already picked up Tales of Bersaria but will check out some of the other recommendations.
While it says 10 games in the collection, you really need to play Battle Network 1, 2 then 1 version of the last 4 main entries, so 6 games total. BN 3-6 have 2 versions each, but the different content each version offer isn't justifiable enough to replay those 4 in particular
I think the collection even lets you get everything in 1 version of each of those entries, which will make the opposite version completely obsolete, so once again you only need to play 6 games total
BUT, to be extremely blunt here, every BN fan recommend to skip 4 Red Sun/Blue Moon entirely cause it's not only the weakest entry, it's also mostly a filler episode cause it doesn't have any major impact in the overarching narrative
If you REALLY wanna play that one, turn on that Mega Buster cheat and just blast through it to be done with quickly lol
For me in particular, the multiple versions trick Capcom pulled out failed terribly and was just used to cash in on Pokémon's schtick back on the GBA when this Mega Man spinoff series came from