Brave Story: New Traveler

Story: The main character’s friend Miki collapsed suddenly in a leisure afternoon. Miki has no sign of waking up. Suddenly, a voice was heard: Beyond the door, you can change your destiny. He soon leaves the real work and embark on the tour of the world of vision… as a novice traveler he will surmount myriad ordeals in hope of ultimately meeting the Goddess of Destiny to have his wish granted…

Worth playing consider the solid story line and the superb graphics and design. The battle system is very engaging and certainly enjoyable…

Developer Game Republic has created a consistently detailed and vibrant world on the PSP (no small feat) that’s conspicuously lacking in graphical shortcuts. Each character has real-time shadows (in lieu of the typical gray ovals seen in many RPGS), the backgrounds are littered with high-quality textures and details, the special effects are grand, and the camera angles are dynamic. Most surprisingly, Brave Story is fast-loading — a tremendous boon, given the game’s random battles. Everything loads quickly: From overhead map to battle, and from in-town exploration to walking in and out of shops and houses, the experience is unobtrusive and stress-free.

But what really makes Brave Story enjoyable is really the pace of the game, you will notice that the battles are fast. The Quest objectives are clear and you won’t be wasting time wandering and figuring out what’s next…