This is likely due to the portable nature of the original game, as completing stages can done as quick as around five minutes, which is nice when you need to put the game down. Instead of a seamless world to explore like the Ys games, Nayuta is broken up into stages where all the combat is handled. Anyone familiar with the Y's series (Falcom's longest running action RPG series), will feel right at home with the gameplay of Nayuta. Seriously, this melodic track that plays during story sequences is AMAZING, and is one of my favorite tracks of any Falcom game. The slow moments also have great tunes, the game's audio star being a melodic track that plays through a lot of the story scenes in the game. Boss battles sport some hard rock riffs that create epic and awesome moments. Levels often have some driving tunes, that really pump up the players as they progress through the stage. Anyone who is a fan of Nihon Falcom games knows that the music in their games is almost always excellent, and Nayuta thankfully follows suit. One thing Nayuta really excels at is it's music. Unfortunately there is some pop-in that remained from the PSP version, and I am a bit disappointed it was not removed now that this game is running on much better hardware. Granted there are noticeable square polygons on some of the characters and structures, but the textures look great, and the colorful artsyle creates a very pleasing look for the game. Visually this game still looks quite good despite originally being on the PSP. Like the original game, Nayuta is a great action RPG, and well suited to a portable device. 26h 15m PlayedOriginally a PSP exclusive, The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails is a remaster of the PSPs game, but with all new visuals for the current generation of consoles.
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