The Bravely Default demo is without a doubt the most in depth demo that I’ve ever played, and probably the most fun. Silicon Studio and Square Enix really put a lot of effort into it. The Bravely Default demo is no ordinary demo, though. In most demos, you are given an early snippet of what you may or may not purchase. Silicon and Square Enix had bigger plans.
Bravely Default 3 could come to fruition as series producer Tomoya Asano has indicated in a new interview that the series will continue.
Bravely Default 2 was a step backwards compared to the first two games. Story was not nearly as good, quality of life features reduced to bare bones nothing. The grinding required is about 10 times worse then previous games. I have no idea who was behind the ideas but they basically went. What made the first games so great. Okay remove that.
Bravely Default 2 is coming to PC through Steam next week.
Already got this on switch but can we get the first two on there, haven't played those
KeenGamer: "While Bravely Default 2's story provides an uncannily similar opening to its predecessor, the original possesses a few key features to give it an edge. From the narrative, to the introductions of characters, this article summarises the distinctions in the game's openings that puts the original on top."
This article is precisely why the internet is terrible.
The Bravely Default demo has a lot of problems, chief of which being that it doesn't tell you how to do anything. I'm all for exploring and figuring stuff out as you go. But the problem with this is while that is a-ok for experienced RPG gamers, the average player is going to be turned off. More sales equals a sequel localization and this demo may very well scare the audience needed to push sales over the top. Like MH3U for 3DS (also had a terrible demo), luckily the game is far better than the demo.
There is a fair amount of content for a demo...if you count the absolutely useless grind to Level 20 in the demo. If this is the most "in depth" demo that the author has played, that's a pretty sad commentary on the author's game experience.