Your main character is Sorey, a naive and idealistic young man whose main love is exploring ruins with best friend Mikleo. Much like the game itself was definitely serviceable, but not up to the standards I was expecting after really enjoying the last couple Tales games I'd played. This puts it in a zone where its visuals certainly look pretty, but aren't quite up to the standards one might expect from Sony's fourth console. It then was ported to the PS4, where I experienced it.
Not ideal, considering I've already started writing it and am currently struggling to extract myself from this introduction, but one must make do with the hand they are dealt.Īccording to Wikipedia, Zestiria is the 15th main entry into the series and was originally released for the PlayStation 3. It's been a couple weeks since I beat its final boss and, other than knowing this installment of Bandai Namco's long-running RPG series doesn't match up to Vespiria or The Abyss, I have no real idea where this review is going to go. Man, there's a lot for me to unpack when it comes to discussing Tales of Zestiria. "A Tale of taking a step backwards from previous efforts."
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