The third was is not bad, but not neccessary either. Shadow Hearts 2 is incredible, but make sure you play the first one first since the second directly continues from that story. I'd say that grinding was pretty much required in Grandia 3, but I didn't do much (which is probably why I got hit by a boss I couldn't defeat).įor FFX-2 I don't remember grinding that didn't involve me wanting to max out each character's job sphere. It was really inconsistent in this regard, instead of a steadily climbing difficulty, that was tempered by your gaining levels, you'd jump from an area that was really easy to an area that was incredibly difficult. Up to that point there were two or three areas that (once completed) you return to an area that you've already been to and have enemies that are much more difficult than the ones you had just faced (in some cases including the boss just prior to that area). I stopped playing Grandia 3 when I hit a boss that simply decimated me (over and over). Then again I was attempting to complete as near to 100% as I could so there was a lot of backtracking, so the grind may just not have felt like one. It sounds like you guys are recommending Lost Odyssey as the top choice though.Īctually I didn't really have to do any grinding in DQ8 until I tried to beat the optional "hidden" boss near the end of the game.
Ok, I'll probably skip DQ8 then since I don't have much time to play any games let alone spend a while grinding in it.ĭoes Grandia 3 or even FFX-2 require much grinding? (What about the Suikoden series?) Going through the game and sidequests again will be enough. Shadow Hearts 2 doesn't require grinding. I would say DQ8 requires grinding, but if you explore the world map, that will be enough. Its 4 DVD's, but you can copy 1 at a time since you never need to go back. Many complaints had to do with the loading times, but if you copy it to the 360's HD, the load times are minimal. This was the first game I actually chose English voice acting over the Japanese.
The story isn't great, but the characters are very deep and interesting.
Is there a shadow hearts for pc free#
You are not free to level as much as you want until near the end of the game. This makes the boss battles incredibly challanging since you can't level up to make it easier. In fact, each area has a level cap, so when you hit a certain level, you only get miniscule amounts of experience. Just going through the normal game and sidequests, you will be fine.
I also purchased the extra dungeon DLC, but I actually don't recommend that. It took me about 80 hours to finish doing all of the sidequests and getting most of the achievements. If you like stereotypical jRPG's with random battles, you should like it. For me, I was hooked into Lost Odyssey right away.
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