NotMyProblemAnymoreCunt
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Toned down? Was it the same for the PS4 release?
Vanillaware's 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim is being ported to the Nintendo Switch for release in April 2022
Killer8
Member
I really want to see a proper Switch vs PS4 comparison on this. Best I can find is this preview article. I do say I miss the depth of field effect seen on PS4 in the RTS segments. It made the game look like a tilt shift miniature city.
NanaMiku
Member
Yeah, Atlus hate money lol, even Atlus own titles only that comes to PC are only 4 games, and all are old titles.
Odin Sphere, Dragon's Crown, and 13 Sentinels are published by Atlus
GrimGrimoire is published by Nippon Ichi Software
Muramasa is published by Marvelous
Maybe Vanillaware's engines are limited when it comes to porting to PC
Yup it's the same. It's not really affecting the story
Danjin44
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Also because Vanillaware are small team, this is why they decided abandon Vita version for 13 Sentinels because they wanted concentrate on finishing the game.
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Gambit2483
Member
Heard good things about this game from the PS4 version. Just picked it up on Switch last week and have been extremely satisfied.
It's more of an interactive story with branching paths with a dash of real time strategy. Probably not up everyone's alley but I like games like this. The amazing visuals definitely help
It's more of an interactive story with branching paths with a dash of real time strategy. Probably not up everyone's alley but I like games like this. The amazing visuals definitely help
NanaMiku
Member
Yeah the visual is always great as always. I'm just kinda disappointed that I can't see the food really clear in this game. Foods in Vanillaware games are always an eyecandy
Vanillaware really focused on the story for this. I can't imagine how they manage it. It's also have the longest development time.
Cyberpunkd
Banned
Started playing it yesterday, so fat so good. I absolutely love how it let's you play within 1-2 minutes of starting a game, no BS 10 minutes exposition.
Thirty7ven
Banned
Sure but combat scenarios become few and far between.
Can't understand how this game is rated so highly, it's non stop bad anime writing with some clever twists on the way.
Can't understand how this game is rated so highly, it's non stop bad anime writing with some clever twists on the way.
Cyberpunkd
Banned
Ok, so I'm 2 hours in and my mind is fucked.
How should I proceed with the story? Replay one person to see all the choices i.e. complete all the intrigue modes that I can?
How should I proceed with the story? Replay one person to see all the choices i.e. complete all the intrigue modes that I can?
Danjin44
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However you want, what I did jump between characters and I also would play 2-3 story section then jump in to destruction mode.
My advice is do destruction mode as you play the story mode.
lachesis
Member
That's the charm of the game. Play thru however order you'd like!
In the end, the story will come together all well tied up, with little bow on top.
My approach was to play any available characters as far as I can carry, one at a time.... Then focus on destruction mode for a while to level up and unlock the next patch.
And you can re-watch the whole story in more or less chronological order as well, if want to dive deeper.
edit: You will hit a roadblock for each person's story when you reach to certain chapter. The game tells you in order to open up, you'd need to progress certain character's storyline to certain amount of chapters etc. When I hit that mark for all the characters and couldn't see anymore - then I changed to the destruction mode. You play thru and upgrade your gears however you'd like - until you can't progress more. The game tells you that you have to be at certain point in the story mode in order to progress... then I switched back to the story mode. Rinse and repeat. That was my approach.
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