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Jan 2, 2024 4:22 PM
Tales of Series (PCDD): Vesperia: Definitive Ed. $4.70, Zestiria or Symphonia
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Zesteria and Berseria are in the same universe, Berseria is a prequel to Zesteria, but you want to play them in release order ideally else minor spoilers and cameos.
Zesteria imo isn't that great of a story, probably my least favorite of the bunch.
Symphonia is a classic in terms of story, but it has the most dated gameplay due to it being the oldest.(PS2/Gamecube generation). What I can appreciate more of the older tales 3d games is dungeon puzzles were more complex and more interesting, so if puzzles is your jam, you may like the older titles more.
Vesperia is the middle ground, as it was a PS3/360 generation game and the story is standalone and focuses more of a Vigilante vs Knight dynamic of being a "hero"
Newer tales titles tend to have more interesting battle mechanics, so if you prefer battle, then the newer title would be better. the newest being Arise, and the newest named here would be Berseria (PS4 generation titles)
personally, I think Vesperia is the best choice for introduction as is slightly less dated than Symphonia combat wise, but retains most of its dungeon puzzle design and completely standalone as a story, so you wont feel like youre missing out on anything else by the time your done (as Symphonia has a sequel (Dawn of the New World, controversial story, but decent gameplay) and Zesteria/Berserias world is shared.
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Zesteria and Berseria are in the same universe, Berseria is a prequel to Zesteria, but you want to play them in release order ideally else minor spoilers and cameos.
Zesteria imo isn't that great of a story, probably my least favorite of the bunch.
Symphonia is a classic in terms of story, but it has the most dated gameplay due to it being the oldest.(PS2/Gamecube generation). What I can appreciate more of the older tales 3d games is dungeon puzzles were more complex and more interesting, so if puzzles is your jam, you may like the older titles more.
Vesperia is the middle ground, as it was a PS3/360 generation game and the story is standalone and focuses more of a Vigilante vs Knight dynamic of being a "hero"
Newer tales titles tend to have more interesting battle mechanics, so if you prefer battle, then the newer title would be better. the newest being Arise, and the newest named here would be Berseria (PS4 generation titles)
personally, I think Vesperia is the best choice for introduction as is slightly less dated than Symphonia combat wise, but retains most of its dungeon puzzle design and completely standalone as a story, so you wont feel like youre missing out on anything else by the time your done (as Symphonia has a sequel (Dawn of the New World, controversial story, but decent gameplay) and Zesteria/Berserias world is shared.
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Tales of Zestiria is also on sale at $3.30 (with code AKS8) at Eneba when you choose other seller offers and click the first seller on the list.
Tales of Zestiria [eneba.com]
Add both to cart and the total should be $5.75.
Use zip code: 99710 (Alaska) for that sweet sweet tax free purchase.
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Tales of Vesperia DE [eneba.com]
Tales of Zestiria is also on sale at $3.30 (with code AKS8) at Eneba when you choose other seller offers and click the first seller on the list.
Tales of Zestiria [eneba.com]
Add both to cart and the total should be $5.75.
Use zip code: 99710 (Alaska) for that sweet sweet tax free purchase.
Zesteria and Berseria are in the same universe, Berseria is a prequel to Zesteria, but you want to play them in release order ideally else minor spoilers and cameos.
Zesteria imo isn't that great of a story, probably my least favorite of the bunch.
Symphonia is a classic in terms of story, but it has the most dated gameplay due to it being the oldest.(PS2/Gamecube generation). What I can appreciate more of the older tales 3d games is dungeon puzzles were more complex and more interesting, so if puzzles is your jam, you may like the older titles more.
Vesperia is the middle ground, as it was a PS3/360 generation game and the story is standalone and focuses more of a Vigilante vs Knight dynamic of being a "hero"
Newer tales titles tend to have more interesting battle mechanics, so if you prefer battle, then the newer title would be better. the newest being Arise, and the newest named here would be Berseria (PS4 generation titles)
personally, I think Vesperia is the best choice for introduction as is slightly less dated than Symphonia combat wise, but retains most of its dungeon puzzle design and completely standalone as a story, so you wont feel like youre missing out on anything else by the time your done (as Symphonia has a sequel (Dawn of the New World, controversial story, but decent gameplay) and Zesteria/Berserias world is shared.
Thanks for the info! The only one I have previously played is Symphonia. But I just picked up the others.
Zesteria and Berseria are in the same universe, Berseria is a prequel to Zesteria, but you want to play them in release order ideally else minor spoilers and cameos.
Zesteria imo isn't that great of a story, probably my least favorite of the bunch.
Symphonia is a classic in terms of story, but it has the most dated gameplay due to it being the oldest.(PS2/Gamecube generation). What I can appreciate more of the older tales 3d games is dungeon puzzles were more complex and more interesting, so if puzzles is your jam, you may like the older titles more.
Vesperia is the middle ground, as it was a PS3/360 generation game and the story is standalone and focuses more of a Vigilante vs Knight dynamic of being a "hero"
Newer tales titles tend to have more interesting battle mechanics, so if you prefer battle, then the newer title would be better. the newest being Arise, and the newest named here would be Berseria (PS4 generation titles)
personally, I think Vesperia is the best choice for introduction as is slightly less dated than Symphonia combat wise, but retains most of its dungeon puzzle design and completely standalone as a story, so you wont feel like youre missing out on anything else by the time your done (as Symphonia has a sequel (Dawn of the New World, controversial story, but decent gameplay) and Zesteria/Berserias world is shared.
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Tales of Vesperia DE [eneba.com]
Tales of Zestiria is also on sale at $3.30 (with code AKS8) at Eneba when you choose other seller offers and click the first seller on the list.
Tales of Zestiria [eneba.com]
Add both to cart and the total should be $5.75.
Use zip code: 99710 (Alaska) for that sweet sweet tax free purchase.