Posted on: August 31, 2017
minneyar
Bestätigter BesitzerSpiele: 221 Rezensionen: 5
Great entry in the Ys series
Ys Seven was the first entry in the "modern" era of Ys games with fully 3D graphics and a party system, and it also makes a great entry point for anybody who's new to Ys. For the unfamiliar, Ys is an Action RPG series with a long history; you play Adol Christin, an adventuring swordsman who is good at exploring new areas, meeting new people, and getting into trouble. Then you rock out to great music while you smash enemies like pinatas. Ys Seven is no exception to that, although this game introduces a party system; you can have three active characters at a time, and they all have their own unique properties and special attacks. The AI is actually pretty good; they attack when you attack and dodge when you dodge, and you can (and will) seamlessly switch between them with the push of a button. The plot is pretty good -- as far as Ys games, go, at least; they always focus more on action than story. Like most other Ys games, it stands on its own, so you don't need to have played any of the others. The intro sequence before you get to the action is a little longer than usual, but it's smooth sailing after that. The music is as great as always, though, and Ys Seven has some of the best boss themes in the whole series. This was originally released for the PSP, and it shows; the models are pretty blocky and a lot of the environment textures are pretty muddy. Still, the graphical style is great, 2D artwork stills are nice and crisp, and you won't care about muddy textures when you're speeding through areas and smashing up enemies. The quality of the port is pretty good, though; as of this writing, there are resolution options up to 1080p, it runs at a constantly smooth 60 FPS, and you can remap your control options however you like. Overall I recommend it to anybody who likes Action RPGs, whether you're an Ys fan or not.
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