Brighton Nelson - RPG Ranked (Page 4)

Paper Mario Series: All Third Chapters RANKED!

I already ranked the first and second chapters in the series, so now it is time for the third chapters! From a chapter about boos being terrorized to a floating coliseum town in the sky; from a chapter focused around pixels to a gloomy swampland full of poison; from a

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Paper Mario Series: All Second Chapters RANKED!

I already ranked the first chapters in the series, so now it is time for the second chapters! From a vast and mysterious desert to an atmospheric and oppressed forest; from a orange swampland with an awesome mansion, to another desert (so original); from an awesome archaeological journey to a

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Paper Mario Series: All First Chapters RANKED!

While the first chapters in Paper Mario are always charming introductions to their respective games, they usually aren't the most fun or flashy chapters to grace the series. However, some are much better and more inspired than others, making for a unique introduction to their respective games. The

Tales

Tales of Symphonia Remastered Review: Not my favorite, but a worthy RPG experience

This beloved RPG classic, renowned for its rich storyline and memorable characters, has long held a special place in the hearts of gamers. However, I am here to take off my nostalgia glasses and provide an honest and comprehensive look at the game, breaking down its battle system, story, characters,

Live A Live

Live A Live Review: A beautiful and innovative masterpiece

In the realm of classic role-playing games, certain titles stand out as hidden gems, cherished by those who have unearthed their treasures. Among these, Live A Live is a brilliant yet often overlooked masterpiece, which, like a forgotten artifact, holds the secrets to a captivating journey through time and diverse

Chrono

Chrono Trigger Review: A meticulous masterpiece decades later

In the ever-evolving landscape of video games, certain titles stand out as classics that have left an indelible mark on the medium. Among these, Chrono Trigger holds a special place, revered for its innovative gameplay, captivating narrative, and enduring charm. Developed by a dream team of RPG visionaries, this game

Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift Review: Better than the original

Embark on a journey into the vivid and enchanting world of Ivalice, a realm steeped in fantasy and intrigue, where countless adventures await. While a great game, Final Fantasy Tactics A2: Grimoire of the Rift is the least-known sibling in the Final Fantasy Tactics franchise, overshadowed by its legendary predecessor,

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Final Fantasy Tactics Review: A fantastically flawed experience

In the realm of classic RPGs, one title stands out as a unique and cherished gem: Final Fantasy Tactics. It's a game that has left an indelible mark on the world of tactical role-playing games, known for its deep, intricate battles and compelling narrative. Yet, it's

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Final Fantasy Dimensions II Review: An understandably underrated RPG

In the realm of video game reviews, I occasionally encounter titles that defy neat categorization, offering a unique blend of features that provoke a wide range of reactions among players. Final Fantasy Dimensions II is precisely such a game. A more enigmatic entry in the illustrious Final Fantasy series, it

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Final Fantasy Dimensions Review: A magnificent callback with an excellent job system

In the ever-expansive galaxy of role-playing games, where epic tales and intricate battle systems often take center stage, there exists a hidden gem that embodies the essence of classic Final Fantasy titles while weaving its own unique tapestry of adventure. Final Fantasy Dimensions, a game that could easily be mistaken

Paper Mario

Paper Mario: Sticker Star Review: Overhated, but still paper-thin

Paper Mario: Sticker Star is a title that has garnered mixed feelings and divided opinions since its release. For some, it's a game that broke away from traditional RPG norms and attempted something different within the beloved Paper Mario series, with some thinking it is a good game,

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Super Paper Mario Review: Built different, but in a good way

In the realm of video games, few franchises have managed to captivate players with as much charm and creativity as the beloved Paper Mario series. Known for its unique blend of RPG elements and platforming, these games have consistently delivered memorable adventures in the Mushroom Kingdom and beyond. One title,

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Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Review: My second favorite game in my favorite series

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door stands as a beloved gem in the RPG world, adored by players for its unique charm, engaging gameplay, and captivating storytelling. Released for the GameCube in 2004, this installment in the Paper Mario series has captured the hearts of fans with its distinctive paper-based visuals,

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Paper Mario 64 Review: A great game, but outshined by its sequel

Paper Mario 64, a timeless classic that captured the hearts of gamers when it was first released, continues to hold a special place in the world of video games. With its unique blend of RPG elements, innovative battle system, and charming paper-inspired art style, it's no wonder this

Final Fantasy

Final Fantasy X-2 Review: The epitome of bipolarity

Final Fantasy X-2, a sequel to the critically acclaimed Final Fantasy X, is a game that divides the fanbase. Some hail it for its innovative battle system and job mechanics, while others criticize its story and sidequests. In this review, we'll take a closer look at the various

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Final Fantasy X Review: I know it sounds selfish, but this is my review!

Final Fantasy X, an iconic entry in the Final Fantasy series and a beloved RPG worldwide, beckons players with its blend of captivating storytelling, memorable characters, and intricate gameplay systems. As we embark on this journey through Spira in this review, I, Brighton Nelson, will explore the game's

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Final Fantasy IX Review: One of the best RPG stories, one of the worst RPG battle systems

Final Fantasy IX, a beloved installment in the iconic Final Fantasy series, stands as a testament to the enduring power of storytelling in video games. This RPG adventure, released during the twilight years of the PlayStation era, weaves a captivating narrative that has left a lasting impression on gamers worldwide.

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Final Fantasy VIII Review: Too weird to live, too rare to die

Final Fantasy VIII is a game that has sparked debates and discussions among RPG enthusiasts for decades, captivating many with its unique charm while leaving others bewildered by its unconventionality. In this review, I, Brighton Nelson, will be diving deep into the intriguing game that is Final Fantasy VIII in

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Final Fantasy VII Review: Most people's favorite, but definitely not mine

Embark on a journey to the unforgettable world of Final Fantasy VII, a timeless classic that has left an indelible mark on the realm of role-playing games. In this review, I will delve deep into the heart of this iconic title, exploring its battle system, storytelling prowess, music, art, characters,

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Final Fantasy V Review: Overrated job system, underrated story

Final Fantasy V is a game that has left a mark on history through its revolutionary job system and lovable characters. It's a game where crystals shimmer with an untold and foreboding power, where warriors from different walks of life unite against a cosmic threat. While generally underrated

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Final Fantasy VI Review: The zenith of the Final Fantasy series

Prepare to embark on the journey of a lifetime in Final Fantasy VI, a game that proves to the world that gaming is so much more than it looks at first glance. This game shows that pixels and polygons can birth a meaningful and epic tale of sacrifice, belonging, and

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Final Fantasy IV: The After Years Review: Derivative, but a welcome surprise nonetheless

Final Fantasy IV: The After Years allows the player to return to the enchanting world of Final Fantasy IV—a realm steeped in nostalgia and adventure. The sequel takes you beyond the original tale, introducing new characters, challenges, and dungeons to unravel. In this review, I, Brighton Nelson, will explore

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Final Fantasy IV Review: Super solid, but not quite sensational

Step into a world where the lines between light and darkness blur, redemption takes center stage, and a classic tale of heroism unfolds—that is the epitome of what Final Fantasy IV is. This game was the pioneer for what we now know as narrative-driven RPGs, and this game is

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Final Fantasy II Review: A flawed, yet fantastic fantasy

I have always loved Final Fantasy II since I played it for the first time back in 2014. While I wouldn't claim it to be the best game in the series, it is truly up there as one of my favorite RPGs I have played. While I do

Octopath

Octopath Traveler: All Characters RANKED! (by Story)

Octopath Traveler is one of the most fun and unique RPGs when it comes to how the stories are told, and each story is unique and profound in its own way. From a vengeance story to a light-hearted story about money, there is a vast array of tales in this