Though it should be obvious by now, FFXIII is probably the most polarizing game in the series. While many lambaste this game for its undeniable linearity and complex-in-its-simplicity battle system, others claim it as their favorite in the series for this very reason. Honestly, I think the only way you cam get an accurate gauge of whether this game is right for you or not is simply by playing it. Most of the criticisms of this game are over nothing more than simple design choices made due to the huge backlash from its predecessor. The only actual serious flaw that I can blame Square Enix for in this game is how long it takes to get in. Don't rent this game for a night, play for 3 hours and decide you don't like it this is a game that gets exponentially better as time goes on, and it takes a full twelve hours to fully mature. if you're not sure about this game, give it a spin to make sure, but not until you have a whole free day.
Definitely a love-it-or-hate-it affair.
Though it should be obvious by now, FFXIII is probably the most polarizing game in the series. While many lambaste this game for its undeniable linearity and complex-in-its-simplicity battle system, others claim it as their favorite in the series for this very reason. Honestly, I think the only way you cam get an accurate gauge of whether this game is right for you or not is simply by playing it. Most of the criticisms of this game are over nothing more than simple design choices made due to the huge backlash from its predecessor. The only actual serious flaw that I can blame Square Enix for in this game is how long it takes to get in. Don't rent this game for a night, play for 3 hours and decide you don't like it this is a game that gets exponentially better as time goes on, and it takes a full twelve hours to fully mature. if you're not sure about this game, give it a spin to make sure, but not until you have a whole free day.