2 New Released Adventure Games for PlayStation 5

It is time to check out the latest games just released. We have in mind two adventure games that are very good. One is an amazing JRPG from award-winning Bandai Namco: Tales of Arise. It has strong features, mostly on the story and RPG side. F.I.S.T.: Forged In Shadow Torch is the second one, by developer TiGames. Players will love the arcade-style combat these games provide.

F.I.S.T.: Forged In Shadow Torch

F.I.S.T.: Forged In Shadow Torch is really packing a punch. If you are into Metroidvania games, you cannot miss the latest TiGames' release F.I.S.T. Forged in Shadow Torch.  We purchased the game ourselves and we review it independently. Featuring a bunch of quite interesting characters, this game title will catch your attention from the very beginning. But what will probably catch your eye first is the graphics and a world swarming with life, genuinely lively and immersive. You also have a well-designed map created with players in mind, so you can navigate effortlessly and understand what is going on. It truly feels like it developers nailed everything right in this game.

F.I.S.T.: Forged In Shadow Torch is a stellar Metroidvania adventure set in a beautifully realized world, replete with challenging fighting encounters, rewarding exploration, and some zesty platforming action. After his friend is forcibly arrested, Rayton reclaims his mechanical fist and it moves against the Legion who invaded and settled Torch City, a place that was originally inhabited by animals. F.I.S.T.: Forged In Shadow Torch is a Metroidvania action game featuring exploration, intense combat, and challenging platforming. done correctly.

Developers: TiGames
Publishers: Bilibili
Platforms: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows
Release: September 7, 2021

Tales of Arise

Tales of Arise, the latest installment in the Tales series of games by Bandai Namco, is now available. Arise will be the most significant formula change in the franchise's history in many years. Bandai has tried to bring the series into the 21st century with Tales of Arise, which features a new aesthetic and revamped combat mechanics. The combat is incredibly smooth, with a steady frame rate and excellent overall performance. You will already be familiar with the mechanics and UI of Tales games. Even veterans will find it refreshing to see a few tweaks and new additions to combat. Hack and slash gameplay is used to make battles live. Fams of PS5 adventure games will love this new JRPG.

Tales of Arise

There is a primary attack string and special moves such as launchers, projectiles, and heals. Cure Points are a limitation on the ability to heal and support Artes. These points can be shared among the party and replenished by items or resting at an Inn or Campsite. Dodging is the most critical change to the game. Tales of Arise's dodging is as quick as any big-budget action video game. You can also activate an "over-limit" status if you practice it regularly and accurately. This happens if your dodges are timed well before an enemy attack. Tales of Arise will be a new start for the JRPG series. It will attract new players while also reinventing the formula for veterans.

Developers: Bandai Namco Studios
Publishers: Bandai Namco Entertainment
Platforms: Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S
Release: September 10, 2021

Location: Chicago, IL, USA

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