Tales of Berseria is one of the best games I've ever played. I say start with Symphonia since that's older and the mechanics will be simpler. Symphonia and Berseria are the best in the series, not Abyss. Originally posted by ThePHiLsTeR ¬º-°¬:Pffft, people have nostalgia glasses on. I haven't played it, but most people describe it as a "better" version of Symphonia (in terms of mechanics).
Vesperia: Definitive Edition has also been announced for all consoles and PC coming out in January, and a LOT of people are excited for that one because it was only released on Xbox 360 back then and didn't have all the content of the japanese PS3 version. Both are good starting points depending on what you're looking for. My personal favorite of those 3 is Symphonia, but Berseria can be a bit more enjoyable at some parts because it's newer. Overall it's considered one of the better Tales games, although not quite as good as the "holy trinity" of Symphonia/Abyss/Vesperia (which are all older titles). I think it has some really great characters and a lot of mechanics that are just really enjoyable, but the combat is probably one of the easiest and most people think it's TOO easy (but also gets pretty repetitive and some areas are a real slog to get through). It's a bit more "dark"/"edgy" than most Tales games, with the whole story being based on revenge. I think it gets more hate than it deserves, but it's still probably the one I'd least recommend.īerseria is pretty similar to Zestiria in concept, but a lot of things have been simplified to feel more intuitive.
But it does have some cool connections to Berseria and a fairly unique combat system that's either hit or miss depending on who you ask. The equipment system is really annoying to most people. The story is pretty straightforward and a lot of the mechanics are a little obtuse. Most people consider Zestiria one of the weakest games in the series. It's one of the only games that really has dungeon puzzles, with most newer games just being generic dungeons with random encounters. It generally has very simple & straightforward mechanics and a great storyline with some good twists. Symphonia was originally a Gamecube game so some people think it's a bit dated, but I believe it's the most popular Tales game in the West. Except for a couple of sequels on the consoles with "2" in their name all of the Tales games are standalone, so it doesn't really matter.īerseria and Zestiria take place in the same world, and have some references to eachother, but take place a thousand years apart so it's not necessary to play both.
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