OCTOPATH TRAVELER™：CotC

If you like the game for the Nintendo Switch, you will LOVE this mobile game. Tons of travelers to play with, each with their own traits and abilities, each unique on their own, and even some very familiar travelers you can play with too. Definitely a must play for any Octopath Traveler fan.

I giveI give it a full 5 stars, it's a very good game, okay, just follow the tide. I must say that it is a very good game. The game has good visuals and the music is really great. Every song is great. The content is very intense and heavy. Even if I can't read Japanese well, I still feel my liver burning. When it comes to eng that I can understand more words, my liver hurts even more. Very salty game. Extremely salty. It's very difficult to give 5 stars and randomly use 300 diamonds. It's considered expensive because diamonds are rare. But the Japanese server has a helper, that is, after a while, the first random step-up cabinet will be issued 150 and will definitely get 5 stars randomly until the final step.

Despite being one of Square Enix's stranger games, Nier: Automata has popped up in crossover events with tons of other titles—from having character skins in disparate games such as Rainbow Six Siege and Fall Guys, to being the inspiration for an entire raid in Final Fantasy XIV. Some of these crossovers end up feeling bizarre and like they don't really fit for the sad android stars of Nier: Automata, but Square Enix's latest guest event is a perfect match.

I recently tried out Octopath Traveler: Champions of the Continent and I got to say, this game is pretty impressive. Gameplay wise this game is set a few years before the first game Octopath Traveler. Now I've never played the original first Octopath Traveler so I cannot compare the PC version to this prequel mobile game. But what I can say is that this game is pretty impressive. You can have up to 8 in your party, and while they all can't fight at one time, you can swap the front and back row when you need to, to bring in the back row to let the front row take a rest during a big boss fight. I And you can manually control who gets swapped from the front and back row during each turn.

In order to welcome 2B, 9S, and A2 into the fray in Octopath Traveler: Champions of the Continent and provide players with a limited-time collaboration event packed with in-game goodies, the two companies have ed up. A unique crossover for the mobile RPG will give players new challenges, as well as free rewards during the event and memoir scenarios. The Android Trio from the gacha is up for grabs in the Octopath Traveler: Champions of the Continent x NieR:Automata collaboration from now until April 5th, with a 5-star 9S promise from the free Guide 10.

This was a "God tier" game for me. The story, the gameplay, and graphics are pretty good. I know, the gacha system are suck, but that's not a problem for me, because I am now near at the end of the game, just with 4* teams, and a couple of 5*. But lemme tell you, if you already know the mechanism, you'll be able to enjoy the story without doing gacha. For sum, I love this game 

Absolutely does justice to the original as far as visuals and music. Wouldn't spend my hours spent on this series any differently. + you can pick and choose which characters to invest time into story-wise so saves the trouble of dealing with characters you couldn't care less about.

As someone who spends a lot of time playing and writing about mobile games, I’ve also spent a lot of time wondering what’s holding mobile games back from getting precisely the same level of critical adoration as console and PC games. Take my favorite genre, the role-playing game, as an example. PC has a legacy of incredible RPGs stretching all the way back to the ’80s (even a little earlier, really). Consoles were the birthplace of Japanese RPGs, spawning beloved franchises like Final Fantasy that are still popular today.