Tales of Graces f Remastered – Nintendo Switch

Great ARPG remaster. - Tales games are fun. So glad to have picked this up. I didn't get a chance to play this as I only had a Wii. Story and characters are great. I forgot her name but the sciencetist nerdy girl who smells is pretty funny.

Great game 10/10 I highly recommend it and way better on switch 2

Classic Done Right - Tales of Graces f on the Switch is everything I loved about the original, but better. The combat is easily one of the best in any JRPG—fast, smooth, and super satisfying. It really keeps you engaged the whole time. The story holds up well, with a great mix of emotional moments and fun character interactions. It’s all about friendship and growing up, and it actually hits harder than I expected. This version looks great and runs perfectly, whether you’re playing on the TV or handheld. Load times are quick, the menus are cleaner, and it just feels more polished overall. Plus, it includes the full post-game epilogue, which adds a lot of value. If you missed it before, now’s the perfect time to jump in.

A Tales classic return to modern platforms. - Have it on PS3 but was more than happy to get it on a more current platform. Great Tales game for sure. I also like Bryce Papenbrook who voiced the protagonist. Met him at a random art booth he was running with a friend at LA Comic Con. Said he wanted a break from all the crazy SAO panels and signings. Really down to earth and nice guy.

Tales of Graces f review - This series is well known for great soundtracks and being the pinnacle of action rpgs. If you like action rpgs you'll love a "Tales of" game.

Pretty good - This is probably one of the best tales game definitely a top ten for sure

Excellent game with much appreciated updates! - I loved the original. This one is of, of course, excellent, plus the quality of life updates are very welcome. Being able to ignore battles is an incredible time-saver.

Switch-Tales of Grace - Our kids enjoying playing the game. Good story line.

A title that I want to dive in to - Expecting to enjoy this game. The Tales series has some interesting stories about them.

Good remastered - Really good remaster. Enjoying the story so far. Combat is fun too.

Takes from the Past - I am a huge fan of the Tales series so I am going to be a little biased but the game is fun. An older game done well so I can't conplain. The combat system is cool and it's a decent story.

Can finally finish this game. - Played this forever ago on the wii but couldn't finish it because it was Japanese only and the English patch stopped 75% into the game lol.

Takes Of - I loved these games growing up. While this entry isnt my favorite (Tales of Abyss) its worth playing.

Classic - Excellent game years ago, made even better for todays screens. Instant classic

Solid remaster with additional voice lines for the skits is a plus. Recommended pickup if you like the Tales franchises.

Tales of (Remasters begin!) - I’m thrilled to see the resurgence of past Tales of entries in the series being remastered and ported to the Nintendo Switch. The gameplay in this installment is particularly enticing! I highly recommend it to any RPG fan. I eagerly anticipate more titles to be remastered in the future.

One of my favorites Tales of games! - One of the best Tales series game!! First played it on the PS3, now on the switch I can take it on the go!

Great Game - Game is fun and has a good storytelling. Would recommend to all of Tales Of series gamers

Glad for release - So happy this game is on Switch :) Really love the whole series

A competent release from Namco - Following the debacle with Tales of Symphonia Remastered, I had little to no faith that this port would turn out any differently. Thankfully, this did not end up being the case. It is unfortunate that this does not run at 60 FPS like the other versions. Some scenes have objects in the distant background (mountains, etc) that are heavily blurred. However, this is still preferable to the Wii or PS3 versions that ran at wildly inconsistent framerates. Targeting 60 FPS does not mean that you can maintain it, and those older versions definitely did not maintain 60 FPS throughout. The Switch version, on the other hand, actually maintains a generally solid framerate throughout both combat and world exploration (even if it is lower), and I encountered no major bugs at all in my entire playthrough. I currently have 50 hours in this and I am nearing the end of the post-game story arc, and I have had little to no issues with this version. Having the licensed costumes would have been nice and it could have been optimized a bit more, but this is a perfectly solid version of Graces.