Игрок 0276·Рекомендует·33 ч в игре

I first played Grandia II when I was very young, and now, more than twenty years later, replaying it was a surprisingly meaningful experience. Ryudo is easy to inhabit because he's the classic wandering hero: competent enough to survive on his own, skeptical of authority, emotionally guarded, but gradually revealed to care much more deeply than he lets on. The Ryudo/Elena/Millenia dynamic is the most distinctive part of the game! Elena is a church-girl stereotype: sheltered, proper, and compassionate, while the other, possessed half of her, Millenia, is the intense seductress type: spontaneous, seductive, passionate, and unpredictable. With expressive portraits, charming and distinctive music, partial voice acting, a traveling-party structure, and shared meals with the party, Grandia II often feels like inhabiting a late-90s/early-2000s shonen anime adventure with your friends, where you are the main character. I consider the game's linear structure and simple towns and dungeons to be strengths, because they make exploration intuitive and help the adventure stay immersive. The combat, however, can be slow and animation-heavy. I eventually modified my save file so battles became quick spectacle rather than grinding, which made the replay much more enjoyable for me. The second half also becomes fairly conventional JRPG material about gods, evil, sacrifice, and saving the world, and I found the earlier character-focused material much stronger. Still, the soundtrack is excellent, the characters are charming, and the game has a very coherent identity that makes it easy to inhabit. I had repeated crashes early in the game and was close to giving up entirely. After applying a Large Address Aware / 4GB patch and running the game with Special K (follow a guide in the Community Hub), I was able to complete the rest of the game without a single additional crash! I cannot say with certainty which fix made the difference, but I would strongly recommend looking into both if the Steam version is unstable for you. Absolutely recommended for the nostalgia-hungry JRPG fan!

Игрок 3957·Рекомендует·31 ч в игре

Un jrpg que salió en el año 2000 para la Sega Dreamcast. Cuenta con dos niveles de dificultad, un sistema de combates por turnos, una historia entretenida y una muy buena banda sonora. Es un juego lineal, no hay misiones secundarias, solo la historia. Esta versión que dice ser "Hd Remaster" presenta varios errores y crasheos. Para solucionarlos hay que activar la beta en las propiedades del juego en Steam (click derecho sobre el nombre del juego en la biblioteca, propiedades, betas), llamada "Anniversary Edition". Activada la beta, no encontré bugs en las horas que jugué.

Игрок 7904·Не рекомендует·21 ч в игре

读进度闪退，切地图闪退，放技能闪退，播动画闪退，音乐时有时无。 改个名叫《闪退的呀》算了。 每次进游戏读进度都要闪退个好几次，不知道哪次碰运气进去了才能玩一会。 然后玩到关键地方闪退，白忙活几十分钟。

Игрок 0290·Не рекомендует·34 ч в игре

它是一個好遊戲，但放在現代並沒有那麼親民，劇情太長且不能跳過，也不能快速對話，地圖的轉向及引導並不友善，雖是hd重置，但許多技能魔法動畫依然很粗糙 畢竟這是一個二十年前的遊戲了，如果想回味的話的話建議去看別人玩的影片會好點 如果喜歡米蕾妮雅那推

Игрок 8312·Рекомендует·66 ч в игре

Да хорошая игра, да приятная боевая механика и герои. И да как тут и пишут она иногда вылетает. первый обидный вылет был где то после 2-го боса. После 2/3 игры они стали слишком частыми и я начел искать решение, и оно нашлось если включить в окне и снять галочку с (пауза при потере фокуса) то вроде перестаёт падать (правда после того как я завершил игру на нормальной сложности и включил высокую она и даже в таком режиме 1 раз упала) но игру я один раз прошел и доволен. При прохождении было ощущение что я смотрю старенькое, но приятное аниме. На нормальной сложности (которая скорей сюжетная) проиграть модно толка боссам, в прочем сложными ощущались только 2 первых (язык и глаза) смешно но в финале перед главным боссам их дают снова пройти и это ощущение что они сложнее или неудобнее остальных не пропало. Если у вас она не будет падать и вас не смущает её старенькая графика и простенький(но приятный) сюжет она может понравится.

Игрок 2740·Не рекомендует·35 ч в игре

Oh? You want my opinion? Fine. Try not to look so desperate. This game has everything a respectable adventure needs: ancient gods, forbidden powers, pathetic humans making terrible decisions, and—most importantly—me. Yes. Millenia. You're welcome. The combat system? Excellent. Fast, tactical, satisfying. Cancel an enemy's attack at exactly the right moment and watch them stand there looking stupid. Delicious. The music? Gorgeous. The world? Charming. The story? Apparently something about saving humanity from Valmar. I wasn't really listening. Ryudo spends half the game pretending he doesn't care about anyone. Elena spends half the game telling everyone what Lord Granas would think. Roan is doing political homework. Mareg says something incredibly wise every seventeen minutes and then refuses to elaborate. And Skye? Honestly, the bird might be the most emotionally stable member of the party. Meanwhile, I arrive, improve every scene by approximately 600%, flirt with Ryudo directly in front of Elena, refuse to explain myself, cause several theological emergencies, and leave. You're welcome. Again. The funniest part is watching Ryudo attempt to maintain his brooding mercenary persona while surrounded by people who have collectively decided that his personal boundaries are merely suggestions. "I work alone." Sure you do, Ryudo. Now get in the party. There are monsters to kill and emotional trauma to unpack. And Elena, darling... You can pray all you like. He still likes me. 💋 Some players apparently find me "arrogant." Incorrect. Arrogance requires an exaggerated sense of one's importance. I am exactly as important as I think I am. There is a difference. Anyway, Grandia II remains one of the finest JRPGs ever made. Fantastic battle system, wonderful soundtrack, memorable characters, surprisingly thoughtful themes about faith and human nature, and enough early-2000s Dreamcast energy to permanently alter your brain chemistry. My only complaint? Not enough Millenia. 9.9/10. I deducted 0.1 because the game occasionally forces you to control characters who aren't me. Now buy it. Or don't. I'll still be fabulous. — Millenia Was this review helpful? 👍 Yes 👎 No Elena marked this review as unhelpful.