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As someone that was a fan of My Time at Portia, I jumped on the kickstarter train to back this when I got the chance. Was extremely happy to be apart of the testing to final product. Clocked over 200 hours with this game. I couldn't be happier. Played multiplayer solo even just to give myself a different challenge.

It's simple, it's engaging, tells a unique story, but doesn't overwhelm you. Gather materials to build your workshop up and help shape Sandrock to become not just a place worth living, but one worth visiting too. Beware though, you'll face many troubles ahead as you progress though. Many different creatures come running at you with fierce might! Nothing your weapons couldn't handle though. Sword and shield, greatsword, twin daggers, spear, pistol, rifle, shotgun. Craft gear and become battle ready. Customize your appearance via character creator, in-game barber, and even your outfits that can be shown different than what you're geared with (think transmog but as appearance slots).

I promise you, you'll come to enjoy Sandrock like I have. I look forward to Evershine when it comes out too.

It's a chill game. Kick back, turn on some music and run a shop. It's cut and dry. Order goods, stock goods, build the shop, sell the goods. I know it's early access and they're doing their best to add new features. Just after about day 30 or so in game, I finally couldn't do it anymore. I'm good with monotony in gaming, heck I've played farm sims for 200+ hours. And many other games with grinding at the end. But this makes me want to hit my head against a wall at times. Or even just fall asleep.

While I love having a new SAO game to enjoy, playing with others was something I didn't get to enjoy. I cleared the story to get all the way to unlock Raid Battles and never got a chance to experience any. The story feels like a weird mixed bag. Especially as it throws everyones unique stories in to it. It's feels like GGO x ALO. The Administrator feels out of place as someone that likes Kirito. And having Sterben as an ally, what? Gearing feels like it needs a refresher, the pool is really big and all over the place. Relies heavy on infusing and getting the right sub-stats placed.

Combat is, sigh. It's not rewarding. With the camera angles being wonky it makes it more difficult to utilize the lock on system. Guarding doesn't always work like you wish it would. The abilities are either OP or not. Very dependent. Enemies can just stand there and knock you while you're using one and not take hit frames. Weakspots are confusing. Elemental damage is a lot to remember as it varies per creature and there is plenty. Attempting to combo mix between Light/Heavy is stressful.

I don't think I can really do justice reviewing this like others do. But it needs an overhaul. Better advertisement.

Played this game with every expectation that one would have for being a "Tales of" fan. Unfortunately, I was met with what felt like a step back.

The game is extremely stylish. I will give credit that because of the use of a new engine we got to see the game flourish with something we fell in love with. That's all I'm giving it though. The combat system with linking Artes didn't feel like it was completed. Maybe I didn't give it a chance to be explored enough as I only went as far as completing 2 of the story bosses.

I couldn't get in to the story. While watching the scenes unfold, I basically started falling asleep. Like I was getting a bed time story read to me and it was the quickest way to knock me out.

I can't comment on all of the characters. But Alphen was not the hero I wanted him to be. Lloyd ended up better and he was just a kid in school that wanted to protect his friend.

The first boss fight is completely unbalanced. The health bar, tankiness, and range he has to thwack you is just awful. And the camera angles during the fight kept throwing me off.

I've wanted to pick back up and finish the game as a courtesy to Bamco and the "Tales of" team. Just having troubles doing so.

I played the original years ago. Loved the crap out of it. I enjoy this version too. The music is still top notch like before. However, please note, mechanics from the first game doesn't exist. This is just Shoot and Dodge. No chain, no power-ups, just survive. They've added extra stages past the original boss. Along with that, you've got your work cut out for you. New enemies are introduced too.

They are adding a 'classic mode' due to massive request.

Nothing rewarding about this game at all.

I bought this with every bit of sureness ever. I played it back on the GC. Only was able to rent it from Blockbuster. Never finished it until my parents decided to just buy it for me. Played it with a friend of mine, and was having an amazing experience. Never got the PS version like I wish I could've, but jumped on this immediately when I saw it was available (Free as a Pre-Order for ToZ)

Definitely a game I know that I won't be bored with. And I will always cherish.

Tales of Symphonia is the game that got me into the Tales Of series. Quite thankful for it.

Wonderful games back when they got released the first time. Wonderful games even now. I remember being wowed back on the PS2 for how beautiful the games are. Now being wowed again at how more beautiful they are.

Cons of this purchase: Seymor (I hate him)

Won't lie, I cried.

Simple, Fun, Interesting, and a little bit reptitive. It doesn't take long to learn. Having friends to play with make it a much more exciting experience. Try and see how far you can get.

I like that they released a Sonic game back to the roots. However, I'm not all that happy with the Homing Attack being apart of it. The music is good enough I can enjoy humming to it. And I believe the graphics might be a bit much for what they were wanting to pull off. Going to Sonic 3 would've been better and enjoyable. But that's just me.