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Ni No Kuni is amazing for all those on the fence. It's such a special game, and it blends Western with Jap very nicely (Better than recent FF titles).
My favourite part had to be the story though, a son out to save his mother? We NEVER get stories like that, it's all revenge and shit so I loved it even more for that reason.
I paid R500 for my copy at launch and it was well worth every single penny, you'd be doing yourself a disservice if you don't pick it up now for R85!
Hehehe...to make it even sweeter: it is R58. I think somewhere in this thread, the numbers got swopped. Perhaps InSanity rubbed off on us a little?
I borrowed Ni No Kuni from a friend and while I enjoyed it at first, the whole kiddie theme got too much for me. It's still a really good game with an awesome combat system and exploration and what not, but I just couldn't stand hearing them call the king "Your Meawjesty" one more time. I would still buy it if I had the cash though, just to have it in my collection.
Thanks guys, I'm sold merely based on visuals and ya'll recommendations. I don't think I've ever played a JRPG, or any of the FF titles.
Don't forget the Wolf Among Us, dudes. I can't begin to describe how good this game is. Great story and it isn't even over yet. If you played the Walking Dead (the good one) or love the Fables comic book, this one is for you. R69 gets you the season pass.
Dude! I know, thoroughly enjoyed The Walking Dead. My problem is I can only really afford one title, so it's between Ni No Kuni, Sonic Generations and Wolf Among Us.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheAvenged87
Argh, this almost as bad a Steam sale!
That is a tough choice. Can't help you there.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeoTeK
Ni No Kuni will keep you busy for MONTHS, i think i already have about 15 hours and i'm just in my second town.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeoTeK
That sounds like me with Oblivion...220 hours and only on the third story mission.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tydmors
Ni No Kuni will last 10x as long as both Sonic and Wolf Among Us. This being a JRPG though means the grind is real (But it's not as intense as other JRPG's though), towards the end of the story you're gonna need to take around 2hrs or so and grind high exp enemies to level up so that you can defeat this one boss.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeoTeK
But seriously dude, Ni No Kuni, it's a rare gem that doesn't come along too often in gaming.