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Wow! Grandia emotionally hit me hard. (beehaw.org)

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I am playing Grandia 1 for the first time on the Switch and it hit me so hard when Justin moved away.

For reference, I moved to another country when I was 30 and I have not returned to my home country since. The plan was to come back at some point, but I have built a life here and have been married to a local. My parents came out to visit recently and I talk to them a few times week, so it's not like it is some super sad story, but it was a tough part of the game to work through.

I related to Justin so much and have been drawn in to this game so much due to the characters. I am still really early in this game. I just made it across the sea and look forward to becoming an adventurer.

One thing that I find interesting about this game is that the style of the game and menus are like a mix of PS1 and SNES graphics. I guess this was an early PS1 game.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

I loove Grandia. Slowly playing it on my Vita, and I've loved the environments a lot. The YouTuber Hazel is the one who introduced it to me, her cozy jrpgs video has a lot of bangers.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

That sounds super cozy! I've always been a portable gamer main, so when the Grandia HD Collection was announced for the Switch, I literally cried tears of joy 😭