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Re: PS Plus Premium Adds a Playable Perk for PSVR2 Owners

Jayslow

@WaveBoy Funny you say that as I literally just finished Moss 2 moments ago. Absolute masterpiece. Actually spent this past week cleaning up some VR titles I picked up at launch but didn't start or finish. I started Moss 2 at launch but didn't want to be distracted with other games. So restarted it last week and just finished now.

Re: PS Plus Premium Adds a Playable Perk for PSVR2 Owners

Jayslow

Added this to my wishlist at PSVR2 launch to pick up on a sale (base price is pretty high). I may try this out.

Also I've been enjoying the PSVR2 since launch. Honestly my least favorite game so far was actually Horizon Call of the Mountain. So if Sony supporting the system means more mediocre games like that, I'm good. I'll keep playing third party stuff.

Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Trails into Reverie?

Jayslow

@Hida they mention this in their review of the game, but jumping into this game without experiencing the others is not advisable. This is the 10th game in the series. While I still haven't played the first 3 games, the Sky trilogy, I would say you should experience the story as close to the start as possible.

However that's obviously daunting to play 6 JRPGs in preparation to this. The bare minimum would be to play both Cold Steel 3 and 4. You get introduced to most characters in those games and while you may miss some of the finer details, it's pretty easy to catch up through googling characters and events they you don't understand.

Re: Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Trails into Reverie?

Jayslow

Gave it a 9 as it continues the excellent high bar the series had set for itself. Combat is second to none when it comes to turn based JRPGs, the dialogue is well written as always, and the story is surprisingly engaging for what essentially is a giant interlude to the next arc of the story.

Complaints are the usual cringe we unfortunately have to deal with in these games. Also some of the voice acting is a real head scratcher (Why does KeA sound like an adult?)