Tales of Eternia Remastered adds quality-of-life changes to original 2000 JRPG
TechRadar and other outlets report that Tales of Eternia Remastered, developed by TOSE Co., is now available for modern audiences with updated features.
Modern improvements to classic game
The remaster includes quality-of-life changes designed to make the game more accessible today. Developers have also added fast-paced action-based combat that differs from the original PlayStation version. Some graphical gremlins remain visible in certain areas of the title.
Visual style and soundtrack praised
Reviewers note a beautiful visual style alongside a magical soundtrack that enhances the experience. The likeable cast of characters shines during skits which were omitted from earlier Western releases. Cutscenes look unrefined according to some critics examining the final product.
Awkward movement affects gameplay flow
Players may find awkward movement both inside and outside of battle sessions. Minigames are largely considered poor by those who tested the updated version. The game shows its age at times despite efforts to refine it for a modern audience.
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