[Brefro R] Even if it becomes a 3D action, the ``Brefro''-likeness is still alive [Play Diary 1st] | Famitsu App for smartphone game information

Delivering a play diary of Alim's new action RPG "Brave Frontier Resona".

The 3D action of "Bureflo" has begun

Hello everyone. My name is Samba Matsuwaki from the Famitsu App editorial department.

“Brave Frontier Resona” (“Brefro R”) will be distributed on September 15, 2021! "That's why I decided to write a play diary from today." I look forward to working with you in the future.

This work is the latest 3D action RPG in the "Brefro" series.

People who know "Bureflo" may think "Hmm? Is Bureflo a 3D action?"

▲This work is full of 3D action.

Speaking of the "Brefro" series, I think that many people have the image of a classic pixel art RPG. So, this time, I will write about my impressions of playing the 3D action "Burefuro R" and what I personally got into.

This article will be a play diary, so if you want to know the outline of the story, detailed operation methods, systems, etc., please refer to the previous play review article.

▼ Click here for the pre-play review

The first thing that bothered me was the 3D action part. .

As far as the action side is concerned, the conclusion is that the flashy productions typical of "Burefuro" are firmly incorporated into the action, and the feel is quite good. Even just defeating enemies with normal attacks is exhilarating and fun.

Since the operation method is also a familiar system in action games, you can play without any discomfort.

▲Since you can try it in the scene of selecting 6 units, It may be a good idea to try to operate the unit that enters and find a unit that suits your normal attack.

Of course, in addition to normal attacks, the series' familiar special move "Brave Burst" and the cooperative technique "Brave Link" with friends add color to the battle, but among them, everyone shoots a Brave Burst. Final Brave Burst” is truly exceptional.

I get excited no matter how many times I play the cut-in production, the voice, and the effect festival where I can't see the enemy or the ally anymore (laughs).

▲The flashy effects that make you not even know where you are are a familiar part of the series.

The basic gameplay is to progress through the dungeon while fighting with actions like this, but this dungeon is also interesting with a wide variety of variations.

In addition to enemies, there are various gimmicks, crossroads, and mimics disguised as treasure chests. In addition to defeating enemies, you can explore dungeons as you progress, so you can play without getting bored. Of course, bosses will also appear, so please look forward to that as well.

Although I haven't been able to play it yet, I'm starting to understand the replay elements that will tickle the hearts of RPG lovers!

By clearing dungeons, you can get crafting materials and skill fragments. Skill fragments are equipment that raises the status of the entire party and exerts special effects, and must be placed within the specified frame.

▲The size of the frame gradually increases as the summoner level increases. When I was thinking about what to do to make my Skill Fragments the strongest, the time passed quickly.

Skill Fragments have different sizes, effects, and shapes, so you'll need to collect as many Skill Fragments as you can to create the best formation. Thinking about what kind of combination to make is also one of the fun.

And crafting materials are used to generate sphere cards. Sphere cards can be equipped to each unit, and can also be expected to increase status and add special effects. Seeking stronger equipment and collecting materials is also the real pleasure of RPGs, so those who like it will like it too.

▲Once you get the recipe for the sphere card, you can find out what materials you need and create it. become. Is this area familiar to "Brefro" users?

In addition, there are various functions such as housing function, search, expedition function, etc., but I was particularly interested in high difficulty quests like "You can never clear at this point."

▲The recommended level for this area is about 4. Meanwhile, the recommended level 67 suddenly appears (laughs).

That's nice, isn't it? I'm excited just thinking about whether I'll one day be strong enough to defeat such a strong enemy, or what kind of items I'll get if I defeat this.

Originally, I think you should collect the aforementioned skill fragments and sphere cards, and raise your level before you challenge...

As an RPG fan, wouldn't you want to force yourself to clear something like this?

So, I'll try to clear at least one of these high-difficulty quests by the next time (I'm enthusiastic, but I apologize if I can't).

If I can clear it, I'll write about how to organize and stand around when challenging high-difficulty quests.

Well then, please look forward to the next diary!