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Topic	Want to play a JRPG I can get completely lost in.
Raddest_Chad 01/16/21 4:24:18 AM #20:	Atelier Ryza. The series is EXTREMELY chill. I've played a bunch of entries in the series, and Ryza is the first to feel like a fully-budgeted title. The previous ones I tried were fine, but they were clearly made with less money invested. I typically prefer turn-based to real-time combat, so when I heard Ryza was swapping TB for RT, I wasn't stoked. After actually playing it though, I ended up liking it more. The game is so laid back that it's a nice contrast and makes it more engaging overall. You can probably find it for $30~ new, and if you like it there's a sequel out in a couple of weeks (the PS4 version has a free PS5 upgrade). It really is a good feels series, and Ryza is def the best entrypoint. https://youtu.be/EXIFs9t4OVI <cite>Raddest_Chad posted [p:949558168] in Want to pl... [t:79241698]...</cite> <quote>Atelier Ryza. The series is EXTREMELY chill. I've played a bunch of entries in the series, and Ryza is the first to feel like a fully-budgeted title. The previous ones I tried were fine, but they were clearly made with less money invested. I typically prefer turn-based to real-time combat, so when I heard Ryza was swapping TB for RT, I wasn't stoked. After actually playing it though, I ended up liking it more. The game is so laid back that it's a nice contrast and makes it more engaging overall. You can probably find it for $30~ new, and if you like it there's a sequel out in a couple of weeks (the PS4 version has a free PS5 upgrade). It really is a good feels series, and Ryza is def the best entrypoint. https://youtu.be/EXIFs9t4OVI </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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