Scarlet Nexus is this post-apocalyptic, cyberpunk-ish world that feels rather empty, but that’s because of the story and the setting. I think both games do a good job of showcasing their respective worlds. Next is the overall look and feel of the visuals. There’s minimal but noticeable movement making each panel feel more alive.
Meanwhile, in Tales of Arise, the panels are actually animated. Only a handful of scenes are really animated. In Scarlet Nexus, the images in the panel are mostly still. While at first glance, they look the same, there’s actually a slight difference. It’s a nice cool execution that visual enthusiasts will definitely appreciate.
Another cool thing about this style is that it carries over whatever cosmetic equipment your characters have on. There are a few differences though.įor instance, both games have this comic-book style cut-scene where the characters exchange dialogue to mostly add to character development. At this point, BANDAI Namco and their partner developers have pretty much mastered cel-shading graphics for the plethora of animé titles under their belt. The general art style for both games is very similar. Towards the end, we’ll tally scores and highest total wins. I’ll discuss my thoughts on both games for each pillar and give a score from 1-10, 1 being the lowest and 10 being the highest. We’ll score each game on the following pillars: And I genuinely can’t decide which one to recommend first, thus, this exercise. I’m just a dude who wants to share his thoughts on two games he enjoyed (enjoys?) playing. Lastly, this is in no way a definitive assessment of either game. Also, if you’re a long-time Tales of fan, you’ve likely made your decision already so this may not be for you. This exercise is specifically aimed at those who can’t outright buy both games. I feel like I’ve played enough to give my thoughts on both games. Meanwhile in Tales of Arise, I’m about 20+ hours deep and have a 6-member party. Well, in Scarlet Nexus I’ve finished my first playthrough with Kasane and I’m currently in the very early stages of my Yuito playthrough. If you’re on the fence about which one to play first (let’s face it, if you’re a fan of this type of game you likely want to play both), hopefully this will help you decide.īefore everything else, let’s get a few disclaimers out of the way. A couple of months later, they released the latest in a long-running franchise, Tales of Arise. In mid 2021 they launched the all-new, all-original Scarlet Nexus. Make sure you stay tuned to our site for much more on this game, and every other game.It’s been a rather good year for BANDAI Namco and its single-player animé-style games. We hope this little guide helped you find your Scarlet Nexus demo item rewards. This last item is character specific, so whoever you’re playing as will be named here. Your (not so hard-earned) rewards are as follows. The game will automatically move you to this section and you can simply redeem and collect your items. Luckily the game will pop a message up saying “New products added to the line up!”. But you don’t want those, you want the items you’ve earned by playing the demo. Put simply, go shopping! The second you open the mobile shop for the first time you’ll be met with a screen showing you things for sale. You can buy items here throughout Scarlet Nexus, but you want your demo rewards, right? How do I collect the demo item rewards? This is the save point location, but his little car is also the vendor for the game. Just head towards the red objective and you’ll find it. You can’t really miss this, the location is marked by a big yellow icon on your mini-map, too.
Along the way to your first objective marker, you’ll see a yellow mini-car and a guy dressed, also in yellow. If you played as the male lead, perhaps try the female one instead this time? Where do I find my Scarlet Nexus demo rewards?Īfter the tutorial section you simply need to play through the prologue as normal. Sadly, yes, this is the same one as in the demo. First and foremost you’ll need to play through the tutorial. But in Scarlet Nexus, you have to play just a little bit of the game first.Īnd we do mean a little bit of the game. For example, Capcom’s Resident Evil Village will ping lots of information at you when you first load it.
It’s a pretty simple thing to do, but most games just give them to you on the main menu. If you played the Scarlet Nexus demo, you might be wondering how to get your items that are your rightful rewards.
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