Tales of Partia  on PC

Tales of Partia is a Role Playing game developed by Imago Software, and LDPlayer is the best platform for playing Tales of Partia on Windows PC, offering powerful features for an immersive experience.

When playing Tales of Partia on PC, as a new player looking to start with a fresh , the multi-instance and sync features are extremely useful for rerolls. You can use them to run multiple instances and begin the synchronization process. Bind your until you draw the desired heroes.

In addition, operation recorder is great for games that require you to level up and complete tasks! Run the sync and record your actions, then repeat the main instance's actions in real-time. By doing so, you can run 2 or more s simultaneously. You can always get the heroes you want before others by faster rerolls and more efficient summoning! Start ing and playing Tales of Partia on your computer now!

Tales of Partia, is a game based on the world of Partia, where I wanted to mix its SRPG system with more of Choose Your Own Adventure-like, smaller, more episodic adventures of new and old heroes and heroines. This is its first (and hopefully not the last) offering, and I have combined the first two episodes, that is, I originally intended each episode to be its own stand alone game, but then thought the continuation would make a better arc for the difficulty of the game based on how players manage their play.

It has been slightly over 5 years since I was able to complete the Partia trilogy. It was an all consuming effort that took more than ten years, and frankly, caused PTSD (a failed marriage and financial troubles may contribute to that lol) about starting a solo game project. But kind people and their encouragements about how they enjoyed Partia 3 gave me some courage and motivation, and I started working on Tales of Partia about four years ago, a lot of times failing to make much progress although I find the story and characters, which are roughly based on a TRPG game that Mike Schultz ran and I, along with Mark and Eric participated, quite suitable for a decent video game experience. Anyways, so I guess sometimes you get to your destination not by running, but walks and crawls, as long as you don't give up.

So here is a game, that is aptly finished for my 45th birthday, to some of you, my friends, who may enjoy.

Thank you.