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CRIS TALES

FIRST LOOK

The big gimmick in the JRPG-inspired Cris Tales is being able to control time. Say you’re fighting an enemy clad in metal armor. Cast a water spell on him, fast forward time, and the armor will be rusty and useless. It’s a neat idea in a game full of them.

Hero Crisbell can see the past, present, and future all

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