Tales of Symphonia (USA) PC

Game Name: Tales of Symphonia
Release Date: February 1, 2016
Genre: RPG
Developer: Bandai Namco
Publisher: Bandai Namco
Region: Worldwide
Languages: English, Japanese, French, Italian, German, Spanish
Audio: English and Japanese only

Description from Symphonia Chronicles (PS3) post

Tales of Symphonia starts in Sylvarant, a world devoid of mana, where the half elf Desians persecute the weak Humans with the construction of several Human Ranches (think slave camps with some Hitler on it) and ,in this setting, we find our
protagonist, Lloyd, and his best friend, Genis, living in one of the villages near one of these human ranches. Their friend, Collette, leaves on a journey as the Chosen to the Tower of Salvation to rid the world of the Desians and return the Mana back to the world. Lloyd tags along on the journey of the Chosen and so the story of this red suited protagonist begins.

Gameplay in Tales of Symphonia is quite aged. It plays alot like Tales of Abyss and Tales of Vesperia without any special systems in place. Only thing it has is Unison System where you can use artes from the four members at once, which leads to Combination Techs.
It also has a branching Artes system where you can get one of two versions of the upgraded Arte if you use the base arte many times.
Very bare bones compared to later games in the series, first 3D Tales is the reason.

System Requirements Screenshots:

-Tales of Symphonia Game Download

File Size: 5.78 GB (8 parts)
GDrive – The Two Moons of Aselia

Game has been pre-cracked for you. Like Zestiria, you NEED Steam open but not logged in for it to work.
1) Run Steam client 2) Run ToS.exe
3) Things to Consider in This (Shit) Port

If you want to buy it later:
Steam Store Page

Extra Note: Do not set your expectations too high. This is a really old game from 2004, that’s 12 fucking years.
It’s decent 7/10 or 8/10 for it’s time but remember this is a port (PC) of a port (PS3) of a port (PS2) of a game that has aged somewhat.
IF you can tolerate its flaws, this could be a very enjoyable game for you.

There are better quality Tales games by now though, this is
coming from someone who has followed the series for a while and has played most of the English ones (localized or fan
translated)

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