
Ash Tarquin
It's objectively not a very polished jrpg, nor was it ever such in it's 90s peer group. But I'm nostalgic for it anyway and am grateful for the little QoL improvements in the port. A bug I noticed in this version: The AI combat manager is missing an MP validation. In other words- when I let the AI auto-battle for me, it will occasionally let my characters use magic even though they have no MP remaining.
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Scott A
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Love this game. Played and beat this on the Sega CD. Still have both. That being said this game is decent. Has a point and directional control system plus a paired controller option (I highly recommend). The d-pad controller is a bit annoying as it sits right above your character. The music and graphics are identical to the original game however the the text and voice are different. And it cuts/reduces some scenes that I've already noticed. If you like old school RPGs then you will like this.
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KingKumog
It is a solid redo of the original game, with Working Designs' absurd difficulty modding available as a hard mode, though it feels like there are a very few minor issues. Critical Hits do not exist, nor do bosses get double turns at times to try to push you on the defensive at late game. Resistance gear such as lightning or fire resist do not do anything. Other than this, the game is a great way to enjoy a classic, and still has the WD charm without having them go off the deep-end