Composer Motoi Sakuraba (Dark Souls, Mario Golf: Super Rush) has created what is probably the catchiest battle theme in Tales history, and the rest of the tracks sound similarly inspired. The soundtrack, on the other hand, is a thing of beauty.
As they travel from realm to realm, they pick up a party of like-minded conspirators, and learn that the relationship between Dahnans and Renans is not as black-and-white as they initially believed. He teams up with a rogue Renan named Shionne, who has her own reasons to overthrow the five tyrannical Lords who control Dahna. You play as Alphen: a Dahnan slave who’s lost his memories, but is nonetheless ready to take up arms against his Renan oppressors. In Tales of Arise, the spacefaring Renans have enslaved the earthbound Dahnans for 300 years. Everything basically works, although if you were hoping for a significant evolution of the Tales formula, you won’t find one here.
You’ll craft new weapons and buy new armor you’ll cook meals to temporarily boost your stats you’ll hunt down optional bosses to improve your healing abilities you’ll solve simple puzzles to make your way through the game’s big, explorable maps. You’ll get stronger as you gain experience and level up, and you can further customize your abilities via unlockable skill trees. Beyond that, Tales of Arise offers the standard suite of JRPG activities.
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