It's probably the largest game from the list above (it was a 2 disc game for the Gamecube, ~60 hours for first playthrough), has some pretty difficult puzzles, some awesome decisions that matter in the game, and the characters and playstyles are some of my favorite (#Presea4lyfe). If you are into Japanese there are like literally 3x more games for you to play but ya.įrom the list above, I've played all but Legendia, Hearts, and Xillia 2, and am currently playing through Abyss on the 3DS and will be playing Xillia 2 asap (no spoilers plz for this one - ). Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World - Wii
Tales of the World: Radiant Mythology - PSP Modern Tales for America: (where I started) Here is a list of the Tales games that have been released in America:Įarly Tales: (I haven't played any of these personally) I personally still haven't played all the ones that have been released, but I'm slowly working on it. Unfortunately, not every Tales game that has been created and released in Japan has been released in America, but there's still a large collection that have. As far as the adventure part goes, there are a shit ton of side quests and hidden side quests available in each game (with backtracking!!!) and hundreds of items that make 100% completing it a collector freak's dream. Unlike other RPGs that are generally turn-based, the Tales series features a kind of live-action battling system that makes the battles exciting and more skill based. The major thing that sets these games apart from any other imo is the Battle system. I know Kevin Garrett Ditto and Layell play a lot (and we lost our social group with the change to XF - )įor the unaware, there is a whole collection of games under the heading "Tales of" that are massive RPGs that take place in similar worlds with similar plotlines, but vastly different characters and personalities that make the games worth playing over and over again. So I fucking love this series of games, and I noticed there wasn't a thread for it yet so here it is.
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