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Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travelers
The town of Clocknee is celebrating the advent of a new millenium when time suddenly comes to a halt and a horde of hostile animated machines appears. It's up to a young girl named Sherry, her friend Pegreo, and Isaac, the time-traveling robot, to unravel the mystery behind the strange events. Together, they'll revisit the past and peer into the fu...
Details
- Released
- March 13, 2019
- Developer
- SYUPRO-DX, Nippon Ichi Software
- Genres
- Role-playing (RPG)
- Publisher
- NIS America
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Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travelers Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travelers biggest problem is that there are so many more memorable JRPGs available on Nintendo Switch. It’s a sweet little entry-level game, and is refreshingly brief in length and scope. It also has a streamlined, nearly retro approach to its combat, and it has fun with its time travel theme. It might not be particularly profound, but it is sweet and cheerful and has a really good soul.
Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travelers is a bit too simple and easy for its own good but does tell a solid enough storyline and feels designed to be approachable for a younger audience.
If you were one of the people who were worried about the whole Y2K phenomenon back in 1999, you'll connect with Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travelers as it tells what could have happened through the eyes of a child.
Even with its problems, Destiny Connect is an enjoyable, primarily straightforward RPG that will likely take you around 15-20 hours to complete. To that end, it’s nice to see a throwback to the time when not every JRPG was a 50+ hour affair, but this game is mostly empty calories. The battle system doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it makes for a decent comfort food RPG. The lack of complexity gives off a vibe of a Paper Mario-esque “My First RPG” design that is totally adequate. The clearest recommendation here is that Destiny Connect is more for the younger gamer in your life, as it’…
Having played just over 20 hours to reach its end, I must say that Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travelers is a release that fails to take advantage of its great p
Welcome to Clocknee, the place where time stands still. Will Nippon Ichi's new time-traveling RPG leave its mark on the future, or has it failed to properly learn the lessons of the past?