Nintendo Switch User Reviews

Boring game. I liked the graphics and low loading screen but seriously 49$ and no voice acting? I guess the game is ok. I guess. I was still bored while playing this. I don't understand why they brought it back. They did nothing to strengthen it. For a 2017 game I guess it's ok if you have nothing better to play but here in 2023 I was not amused with It. I bought it with Chrono cross and ruined king. All were disappointing. Nintendo I wasted 100 bucks on bull**** and I'm playing the same games I was playing before I bought this ****

The Alliance Alive HD Remastered me ha encantado, siendo una gran sorpresa. Es un JRPG que me ha parecido especial. El sistema de combate, aunque tiene sus carencias, engancha y es muy gratificante. Los gráficos, son bonitos, pero se nota que es un remaster de 3DS. La música, el rendimiento y los controles son buenos. La historia es entretenida y me ha gustado. Tengo que destacar los personajes y el sistema de reclutamiento. Me ha parecido una propuesta muy original, y me he divertido mucho reclutando todos los secundarios y distribuyéndolos por los diferentes grupos. Si te gusta este género, me parece una propuesta muy entretenida y diferente. Muy recomendable.

For the life of me, I honestly don’t get the average to low review scores for this game. It’s hands down one of my favorite JRPG’s and ranks right up there with Persona, Final Fantasy, Bravely Default, etc. I loved the characters, story, environments, combat, and music. I was hooked from the start and constantly impressed by every aspect of the game. The random nature of leveling up and gaining new skills was fresh and was never a problem for me. Admittedly, I wasn’t sure at first if I’d like it, but I quickly grew to love it and stat increases and new skills came frequently enough for me to begin to prefer this system. On top of that, the option to choose your parties combat formation added an extra layer of depth to strategy that I absolutely loved. This game literally made me, for the first time, appreciate using characters whose primary roles and weapons were shields and defending. Additionally, the combat and grinding could be sped up and was never an issue. There’s several difficulty spikes throughout and the lack of voice acting was admittedly strange during cutscenes — definitely felt lacking. But the OST, gorgeous art work and character design, and emotional and interesting story more than made up for that. I loved this game. I took my time with it and by the end felt super accomplished, sad to part ways with the characters I’d grown to love, and so happy I took a chance on it.

A solid, but mediocre JRPG without any exceptional highlights, but quite a few shortcomings. On the plus side, there's a lovable cast and a quite engaging story with some (sadly sometimes foreseeable) twists. Visuals are technically solid and the style fits well, the music however is on the lower end and often feels quite off. The gameplay systems work okay for the most part. but promise a large amount of tactical depth which they simply can't deliver. Apart from a handful of story-forced situations, there's no incentive to switch between the members of the fairly large cast, exploration is seldom rewarded, equipment upgrades feel lackluster, the talent and ability systems are imbalanced and grindy, formations are fun, but you're actually punished for experimenting with them, as your character's abilities level up separately for each of the 3 positions. Combat is okay-ish, with speed-up and auto-battle (which btw has glaring oversights that make it near unusable in non-trivial situations - healing spells don't remember on whom they were cast and are instead always cast on the caster themselves - and not being able to see your party's status while auto-batlle is active doesn't help either), but often feels meaningless from a challenge standpoint, as you're auto-healed after each battle (apart from some special situations). Overall the difficulty is rather low, apart from a few situations where it suddenly spikes into nearly one-shotting your party. I already mentioned balancing problems, did I? All in all, I don't regret playing it, but I definitely won't bother with any of the new game + modes. If you really like JRPGs and don't mind the balancing issues give it a try when it's on sale, otherwise, don't bother.

I really wanted to like this game but there are just too many glaring flaws. Graphics - 7.0 Nice art design. Probably the best part of the game. Music - 5.0 Not one track that was memorable. Story- 6.0 Not bad by any means but nothing stood out as really well done either. I did enjoy the cast of characters. Gameplay - 3.0 the most important part of any game. Terrible design choices and one of the worst progression systems I've ever encountered. Too many enemies to wade thru when you're just trying to get from point a to point b. Lack of direction adds to this. Overall - 4.0 A highly forgettable RPG on a system that has plenty of excellent choices. Pass on this one.

Como remaster mejora varios aspectos con respecto a la versión de 3ds que hacen el juego mucho más atractivo. Una pequeña mejora en la nitidez de los gráficos, un turbo MUY necesario en las batallas (que creo que el original no tenia)... Sin embargo, el juego sigue siendo un juego de 3ds. Podrían haberse añadido cosas como voces en las escenas ya que resultan bastante sosas, y incluir nuevas melodías, cosa que es uno de los puntos más débiles del juego. Los puntos negativos aparte de lo dicho: "la música, no hay música de batalla como tal, ni de victoria, acabando en muchas situaciones como un continuo que acaba cansando. Las mazmorras comienzan siendo interesantes, pero acaban convirtiéndose en algo muy lineal, una progresión pasillera de luchar contra los mismos enemigos una y otra vez. El sistema de evolución de personaje es el típico de "SaGA", si te gusta disfrutaras este juego, si no te gusta... aún así es una buena opción ya que es de los mejores juegos con este sistema. Hay muchísima parte opcional fácil de perderse debido a tener que revisitar todas las localizaciones una y otra vez cada dos por tres ya que no hay ningún tipo de indicación por las que deba aparecer algo. La dificultad del juego resulta también desequilibrada, en parte por el sistema de evolución. Como puntos positivos, si te gusta el sistema de combate y evolución de "SaGa" este es de los mejores juegos al respecto. La historia esta bien y los personajes también aunque no sean nada rompedores. El juego tiene una tremenda rejugabilidad, con dos modos de Juego Nuevo +. Es un buen juego pero debes valorar tus propios gustos para saber si es para ti o no. Eso sí, considéralo como un juego de 3ds, no de switch.

This remastered edition shines on the Nintendo Switch. Graphics are crisp and clean and especially the sound is remarkable. There is this aura around the whole game, that makes it all feel like a dream. Well recommended!