Combat is turn-based and all characters act according to their speed stat, but combat takes place on a small grid where location affects which attacks can reach which areas. For instance, the game has items and gear to equip, but there is no currency or shops.
It works really well.Ī Unique Combat System in a Game That Isn’t Too Invested in CombatĮverything about Live A Live looks and sounds similar to other RPGs, but when you get into the details, it’s actually all different. For the remake, Square Enix, Team Asano, and Historia have dramatically upgraded the visuals and audio, added various quality-of-life improvements, and mostly left everything else the same. It eschews complex game mechanics and massive quests in lieu of telling eight short, distinct stories that all provide wildly varied and fun experiences. Reviews listed above are from Pocket-lint, Nintendo World Report, Nintendo-Town, DigitalTrends, wccftech, GodIsAGeek, GameReactor, Console Creatures, COGconnected, Press Start, GameInformer, GamersGlobal, Twinfinite, Le Bêta-Testeur, Areajugones, Glitched, Vida Extra, Nintendoros, Nintendúo,, Tom’s Hardware (it), The Games Machine, Vooks, Nintendo Life, Checkpoint Gaming,, Try a Game, VideoChums, SpazioGames, PCMag, Vandal, MeriStation, TurnBasedLovers, T3, PCGames, GameOver, Geeko,, Geeks By Girls, ProSieben Games, Hardcore Gamer, Outerhaven Productions, NME,, Niche Gamer, 3RD Strike, GBATemp, Mag Jeux High-Tech, GameRevolution, MKAU Gaming, Boss Level Gamer, ActuGaming, New Game Plus, Guardado Rapido, NextN,, Geeky, Journal du Geek, tuttoteK, Switch-Actu, GameSpew, Well Played, Laptop Mag,, Naturalborngamers.Live A Live was one of the most unique RPGs ever made back in 1994 when it released for Super Famicom in Japan, and it continues to be equally unique in 2022 in review as an HD-2D remake on Nintendo Switch.
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