Does anyone have recs for games where each party member has their own unique gameplay gimmick/loop? Best example I have is Clair Obscur where everyone has their own unique mechanic with Verso's grades, Lune's runes, Maelle's stances etc.There's an indie on steam called Tower Song that does it but I wasn't super into it based on the demo.
>>4024798Mass EffectDragon Age OriginsBaldur's GateFinal Fantasy(ies)
That's most JRPGs in the past 20 years.
>>4024801>Baldur's GateLegitimately, have you played Baldur’s Gate?
>>4024798Granblue relinkTales of gamesPillars of EternityDragons crown
>>4026144not him but no i haven't
>>4024798Clair Obscur owes a lot to the latter two Shadow Hearts games, where each character had a unique way of unlocking skills (none by leveling up), many which interacted with unique systems only accessible to the character. There was "generic" magic available for most party members through a secondary "materia" style system.Similar case exists in Wild ARMs 1 and 2 every character has a unique way of learning new skills. In two, one character "buys" them from equipment by killing enemies with it on, while another has a SaGa style spark system, while another has a blue magic system, while yet another combines elements in a shop to "bind" specific spells for permanent use. >>4024801>Final Fantasy(ies)Tends to not be the case. Of all the games, only 4 and 9 have fully locked character skillsets.1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 10-2, 12, 13 and 13-2 have totally generic skills available to all party members, but granted of those 6, 7, 8, 10 and 13/13-2 have either character specific subjobs or limit-style abilities.
>>4026406>Clair Obscur owes a lot to the latter two Shadow Hearts gamesI think you mean it is a carbon copy of the Mario RPG games like Superstar Saga
>>4025115Quite a few of them before that too
>>4026426nah, you're a retarded niggerfaggot
>>4026430You're someone that never played a Mario RPG.
