The difficulty is on the lower side for Atlus title so don't hesitate to play on hard or maybe deadly. The time travel system is easy to grasp and become second nature pretty quickly even if I have to say you can get a bit lost trying to found out exactly the quest you want, or looking back for certain thing. The story is tight and captivating, the game does not rely too much on classic cliche, and the battle system is simple but with enough depth to play around. The story is tight and captivating, the game does not Never played the original, this is a fairly Solid JRPG from all I have played so far. MP3, 50 MB | 1:42:51 Direct download Retronauts on iTunes Retronauts at LibsynĪrtwork for this episode by John Pading and editing thanks go to Greg Leahy.Never played the original, this is a fairly Solid JRPG from all I have played so far. To support the show, and get exclusive episodes every month, please visit the official Retronauts Patreon. Retronauts is a completely fan-funded operation.
Our assembled crew of Nadia Oxford, Jeremy Parish, Anthony John Agnello and patron Lorenzo Hulzebos did not miss out on the Radiant Historia experience, and thus they took time out of their schedule in the past to tell us in the future not to overlook this unique take on the fantasy JRPG.ĭescription: Like dust in the wind, Nadia Oxford leads Jeremy Parish, Anthony John Agnello, and topic-requesting patron Lorenzo Hulzebos across the sands of time to explore (and re-explore) Atlus' cult-classic time-travel RPG, Radiant History. Years later, Radiant Historia got a second chance with Perfect Chronology, a remake made especially for the Nintendo 3DS…but it launched after the Nintendo Switch was already on the market and the 3DS was yesterday's news. I'm talking about Radiant Historia, a handheld JRPG that arrived on the Nintendo DS mere months before the 3DS launched (in the case of the English version, it was a matter of weeks). This week on Retronauts, we cover a game well-regarded by those who encountered it, but one that managed to slip past most gamers twice during its commercial releases.
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