Octopath is such a fun, old school based game. Basically it reminds me of the older rpg games like Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest. You control 8 different travelers which almost completely different backgrounds and go adventuring into the world.

A wonderful and quite remarkable story that takes somewhere between 60 and 70 hours to complete. With a rich, in-depth combat system and an overall superb game.

The visuals and music are very captivating for the game. However, if grinding isn't your thing, this may become a more tedious game than you'd like.

Arrived 1 day delivery with prime, game and box came in perfect condition. Safe to say that the hype for this game is real and it doesn't let you down, awesome game would purchase again.

Disclaimer: I'm only on Chapter 2 So far this game feels like a crisp RPG with the emphasis on story. The battle system is simple and solid. The graphics are a throwback to pixelated sprites, but there's a lot of dynamic lighting going on, giving it a clearly modern take on it.

Great visual effects with the hybrid 2D and 3D mash up. Really awesome battle system. Only one down side would be that your character doesn't change outfits or weapons when equipping a new item. All in all, a very beautifully crafted game!

Incredibly good rpg. Story, gameplay, graphics / atmosphere are amazing. Have you ever played an older rpg with a turnbased fighting mechanism and liked it, you should invest in this. Already a classic!

Different characters should interact with the world in different ways, and that's exactly the premise for Square Enix's latest old-school JRPG. Eight quirky characters await you on your journey, each with their own story and their own special ability they can use to overcome obstacles.

A JRPG with real depth to its world; Character abilities provide a sense of discovery; Combat is among the best in the genre

Minimal character interaction; Repetitive

Octopath Traveler's beautiful style and outstanding take on traditional turn-based combat make it a game that pushes JRPGs forward rather than simply paying homage to the greats.

Octopath Traveler lovingly embraces old-school RPG conventions while offering its own refreshingly modern take. Through placing sprites in 3D environments, incorporating a separate storyline for each party member, and spicing up battles with fist-pumping turn-based combat, Square Enix makes bold...