Sunrider Legends Tactics

It's just ridiculous. You expect me to enjoy the game that tells me exact same story in fast paced manner that I already know from previous games, and offers slowest and most boring gameplay in entire series? I don't care at this point. Entire story feels like the characters already familiar with each other and sitting at the round of some tabletop game named "Sunrider Legends Tactics", playing as themselves, trying to act like they don't know each other alongside trying extremely hard to convince the player that he don't know what will happen next. I don't know for whom that game is made. If for those who played series before it's just way too repetitive story-wise since you've heard it all before. If for those who never played Sunrider, it just fails to maintain interest of the player due to fast and short change of events especially if you're not familiar with characters from previous games. Not to mention reused outdated static 2D sprites instead of creating new and fresh lookin...

I had serious trouble writing this review, because I'm a decade long fan of the Sunrider franchise. I mainly bought this game to support the developers, hoping this would be a kind of fun spin-off. But I just couldn't connect with it. Both in terms of gameplay and story. If this was a stand-alone game, with completely different characters, different geographical names, different everything, I probably would have given this game a bigger chance. But playing it now felt incredibly jarring, because it felt as a medieval remake of the first Sundrider and all the names are the same. It just screamed 'wrong' in my head, the entire time I was playing it. The game feels like a fan fiction, or a filler, for the main franchise. There's not nearly enough emphasis on telling a story in a natural flow that would make sense. It just felt like a rapid-fire remake of the first game, that just wanted to rush through the main story points, without exploring them in the depth they required. For exam...

Sunrider Legends es por un lado un reteling del inicio de la historia y mascaras de Arcadius, las dos primeras partes de este juegocon algunas alteraciones para que todo tenga logica en un setting de Magia y fantasía, mecánicamente toma mucho del gameplay del 4to juego con algunas modificaciones que le dan variedad al sistema y lo diferencia de su saga madre. ¿Es buen juego? Si, básicamente es como jugar las dos primeras parres con la jugabilidad del 4to juego asi que si ya conoces la saga no encontraras nada malo aqui, de hecho el juego podria funciinar con nuevo publico pues como ya dije es el incio de la historia y aunque con diferencias, sigue manteniendo todos los puntos claves del original... ¿Quejas o cosas que mejorar? El juego va muy lento si oor mala suerte lo corres desde un equipo con grafica integrada al cpu el cual es mi caso y aunque el juego no amerita poder grafico oues en ese apartado es una simple novela visual, por algun motivo se relentisa demasiado, con respe...

This is a good and refreshing re-make of the Sunrider series, and as an old fan of the series I am very satisfied. To new players: it is recommended to play the previous Sunrider games (Mask of Arcadius, Liberation Day, Captain's Return), so as to get to know the main cast better. They were all by the way great games. Now to rate this new addition to the collection: 1. Narrative: good, somewhat more light-hearted than the previous games ([spoiler]Kayto's cute sister now lives and is a member of the crew[/spoiler]). Generally on par with Sunrider 1 & 2, though perhaps not as satisfying as Captain's Return. An interesting observation is that the dialogue is, linguistically, somewhat more "old-fashioned" (like in say, Robinson Crusoe?) which fits the overall "Age of Sail" theme. 4/5 2. Gameplay: interesting mechanic that reuses the "vector-based" combat system from Captain's Return. The ability to capture ships is fun. The maritime battle system is such that if you make the correct tactic...

I was having a lot of fun but I've had to restart two missions because of game breaking bugs so far. Game feels buggy and unpolished overall unfortunately. Controls are also really strange. I got used to it but it really doesnt feel good to play. I'd wait for updates to purchase. I'll probably change my review once the bugs are ironed out.

Still difficult but easier then its previous spaceship titles. pretty fun. gets farmable levels, able to steal ships. it got the ship tactics i was looking for just short of the space part. i dont mind this as a test of concept for battle system.

This game runs like crap on my PC for seemingly no reason but If your a fan of the series I recommend it so far.

I enjoy the game alot. It has a nice blend of tactical naval battles and story, along with the addition of squad base battles. The Sunrider series is a good time in general and this is yet another fine entry to the series.

A solid spinoff to the sunrider series with unique spin on the turn based genre. Yes this game focus more into combat than vn story telling, so be warn for older fans of the series. In short, it is a retelling of the sunrider stories mixes in with a slightly different version of the sunrider 4 combat system. The story is passable, but the gameplay is the main selling point. You are able to aboard enemies ships and commandeer it, adding it into your fleet. Ship upgrades has been reworked where you use loots from the enemy ships you have seized (not sunk) over buying it to enhance it. Instead you use the money to upgrade your characters stats for boarding party and land combat. Not a huge fan of the changes since the upgrades feels very minimal and the rpg battles is very bare bones compared to navel combat. While I'm not a huge fan of the rpg mechanic, it is a decent addition that I would like to see expanded in their future installments. (Anything over sunrider 4 puzzle) Unlike the...

very fun highly recommend