Rating 3.9 42 reviews
Manufacturer: Tales of the Abyss
price SGD 28.00
Game Informer
10 years ago

An fun addicting adventure

Unlike many I am a newcomer to the Tales series, Xillia being my first. That being said I've only ever played through Tales of Xillia and Tales of Zestiria all the way through. Many people I know who have played the tales series always say they have really awesome characters, I can vouch that Xillia...
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Impulse Gamer
10 years ago

Tales of Zestiria

A not-quite-ordinary, sword-wielding human (raised by non-humans) embarks on a journey (to purify the world) with his silver-haired, magically-inclined, non-human childhood friend. This is a summary of the beginning of both Tales of Zestiria and its series sibling, Tales of Symphonia .
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USgamer
10 years ago

This is the first Tales series game I've ever played. That's not to say I was avoiding the series. I have a copy of Tales of Symphonia lying around here somewhere and I fully intended to play it at some point.
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WorthPlaying
10 years ago

PS4 Review - 'Tales of Zestiria'

Players delve into a grand storyline and discover the zest of adventure with new characters, magical lands and action-packed gameplay that the "Tales of" franchise is known for.
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Cubed³
10 years ago

Tales of Zestiria (PlayStation 4) Review

In Bandai Namco and Tri-Crescendo's latest action RPG, Tales of Zestiria , users take control of the adventurous and optimistic young man named Sorey, who must follow his destiny to become the world renowned "Shepherd," a hero that can borrow the powers of sentient beings known as the Seraphim.
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Attack of the Fanboy
10 years ago

Tales of Zestiria Review

Japan has been home to a number of different RPG franchises over the years, with the long running Tales series being one of the most popular. Once a more n
Pros:
  • Action-based combat
  • Likable characters
  • Detailed progression system
Cons:
  • Linear dungeons
  • Some weird twists in story
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Trusted Reviews
8 years ago

Tales of Zestiria

That doesn't make Tales of Zestiria a bad JRPG. It has its dull passages and a tendency for endless exposition, but it's still brighter, more colourful and more immediately fun than any of the recent Final Fantasies, and it's arguably the best thing the genre has thrown up since Ni-No-Kuni.
Pros:
  • Crisp anime visuals
  • Deep combat systems
  • Engaging characters and story
  • A big
  • lengthy tale
Cons:
  • Some boring and generic dungeons
  • Both mind-boggling and over-explained
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IGN
10 years ago

Tales of Zestiria Review

doesn't deviate too far from its competent predecessors, but it's not a carbon copy, either. It may have linear dungeons and a less-than-stellar story, but it's open-world exploration, enjoyable customization, and flashy new Armitization feature are enough for it to stand on its own.
Pros:
  • Open-world map
  • Armitization feature
  • Deep customization
Cons:
  • Bland story and characters
  • Linear dungeons
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PlayStation LifeStyle
10 years ago

Tales of Zestiria Review – Smite the Malevolence (PS4)

Tales of Zestiria completes the trifecta of great JRPGs on PS4 this month. Fans of the Tales universe and newcomers alike will love the fifteenth entry's complex, varied customization options, revamped combat system and lovable cast.
Pros:
  • Engaging characters with lovable personalities
  • Fun
  • fast-paced
  • energetic combat
  • Deep customization with a multitude of options to consider
  • Maps are more open and organic than previous titles
  • Go Shiina's soundtrack contributions are ridiculously awesome
Cons:
  • Localization is more awkward than past games
  • First five or so hours are a snoozefest
  • Graphics aren't even close to meeting current-gen standards
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pc.mmgn.com
10 years ago

Tales of Zestiria review

Tales of Zestiria is not my favourite Tales game and far from the best, but it's still a fun world-spanning adventure typical of the series that adds in some cool combat mechanics, semi-open environments full of secrets to discover and a decent, if always predictable storyline.
Pros:
  • + Beautiful 1080p anime aesthetic
  • + Entertaining
  • if predictable story
  • + Engaging action combat system
Cons:
  • - DLC add-ons just insulting
  • - No screenshot/recording allowed on PS4
  • - Camera angle spazs out in battles
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