The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land and Tales of Graces f Remastered. The post Atelier Yumia Teams Up with Tales ...

If you look at the map of Tales of Graces f Remastered, you’ll probably think there’s not a lot to it, and you’d be mostly right.There are essentially only three continents to speak of, with ...

Tales of Graces f has the most technical and robust combat system the series has yet seen, making it a departure from the easier-to-grasp Smash Bros.-esque combat of past games.

KOEI TECMO bring Tales of Graces f Remastered content to Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land.

The biggest thing I took away from the demo is how much this felt like an open-world game. While you could describe Tales of Xillia’s maps as a set of glorified corridors, the maps in Zestiria ...

Tales of Graces f Remastered from developer Namco Tales Studio is a sweeping modern update to one of the most interesting ... Keep in mind the world map and the connecting areas are very ...

Tales of Graces f Remastered occasionally feels dated thanks to its visuals and limited map, but the unique structure of the plot and fun combat make it a worthwhile addition to the library of any ...

Tales of Graces is an action role-playing game. You will follow Asbel Lhant int he world of Ephinea. In his childhood, Asbet became friends with an amnesiac girl and witnesses her death.

In Tales of Graces f Remastered, players will follow the adventures of Asbel and his friends as they embark on a world-spanning adventure filled with unforgettable characters, shocking revelations ...

Tales of Graces is an entry in the series I’ve heard about the least over the years, partially due to its absence on the Wii when it was new, and the PS3’s relative struggle to get eyeballs in ...

The combat is easily the best among any Tales games. The new side-step system is fluid, challenging (it really gets hard near the end) and a lot of fun. Each of your characters can fight with 2 ...

Tales of Graces f takes patience - there is a lot of walking, the opening map is small, and the plot twists bounce from predic to ridic, but there is much to enjoy here. (For an in-depth review ...