RPG Odyssey

Spoilers Ahead. 1. Story and Plot Narrative: The story of Dragon Quest XI revolves around a protagonist marked as the reincarnation of a legendary hero destined to vanquish evil. Throughout the journey, the hero meets a diverse cast of allies who aid in this mission. The narrative is engaging, weaving themes of heroism, destiny, and camaraderie. The inclusion of time travel adds depth and intrigue, even if it resets certain impactful moments, such as Serena’s growth following Veronica’s death. Characters: Character development is mild, with most characters staying consistent throughout the journey. Serena’s arc stands out due to her transformation after Veronica’s death, though this is undone by the time travel plotline. While this may frustrate some, it adds a bittersweet complexity to the story. Despite limited growth, the cast remains memorable and likable. World-Building: The game’s world is rich and diverse, featuring maps and cities inspired by real-world cultures. Notable ex...

14. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Status : Did Not Finish Progress : Dropped after completing Zora’s Domain. Notes : While the world was expansive and visually stunning, I couldn't stay engaged enough to finish the game. 13. One Piece Odyssey Highlights : Good game mechanics. Critiques : The story took too long to provide emotional impact, making it hard for me to stay invested. I struggled to return to this game after taking breaks. 12. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Highlights : Impressive visuals and gameplay potential. Critiques : Overloaded with unnecessary mini-games, making the experience feel unfocused. Aerith’s death lacked the emotional weight of the original game's storytelling. Comparison : The story-driven focus of Final Fantasy VII Remake was much better executed. 11. Final Fantasy I (2nd Run, First Time Since 1998) Context : I factored in the game’s 1980s origin when ranking. Critiques : Protagonists lack personality, which limited emotional engagement. Nos...