Even though Tales of Zestiria is the actual first entry in the series to come to Steam officially, Tales of Berseria is the first game that got a simultaneous console and PC release. Meaning anyone with powerful GPUs could enjoy the game in 4K resolution as soon as it hit Western shores.
And as it always is with PC games, a modding community centered around the game was soon created. This gave players brand new costumes, and even the ability to control NPCs.
And that’s what we like about mods: being able to do the impossible!
Tales of Graces F is a game that all fans of the series should play.
While we wait for a PC port to finally get released, we can start getting acquainted with some of its characters.
The Cheria Themed Recolor Mod is a costume mod for Eleanor which recolors her standard outfit with the same color scheme of the standard outfit of Cheria Barnes from Tales of Graces F.
Her Artes do not change, so you can continue skewering enemies with Gungnir Twister without a care in the world!
Rokuro – White Robes is a costume mod with an amazingly good looking design for Rokuro that turns his robes white.
The red highlights are a very nice touch, and they’re especially good to hide all the blood that Rokuro spills while fighting daemons and exorcists alike.
Sorry, seeing Velvet turned into Dante from Devil May Cry 5 put his battle theme from the game into my head.
Sadly, there are still no music mods for Tales of Berseria. So we’ll have to make do with the standard battle themes, which should be more than enough for the Lord of Calamity turned Devil Hunter.
For being a warrior that has faced death countless times, Rokuro doesn’t have a whole lot of scars.
Well, that’s changing soon!
This Face Rework mod introduces two new face options for Rokuro, removing the black stain indicating his daemonhood status, and adding a few scars in the process.
If you don’tt like the character’s vanilla look, do give this mod a spin. It looks very good and falls perfectly into the game’s general art direction.
A Malak and a pirate who’s been roaming the seas for so long that he has forgotten to bring a change of clothes.
Say hello to Eizen, folks!
The Old Coat mod makes some light changes to the character’s regular outfit, to make his signature coat look well-worn and old.
Which makes a lot of sense. I mean, considering how Malaks can live for thousands of years, and how Eizen has been wearing his since the beginning of his seafaring career.
This Cheat Engine Table, which requires Cheat Engine to function, will let you activate a multitude of options that can make the game incredibly easy (which is always fun).
But it also removes some of the tedium of grinding.
With an equipment enhancement system as grindy as the one in the game, the ability to instantly max weapons is truly a gift. Maybe from the one and only Lord of Calamity.
Compared to other console-to-PC ports, Tales of Berseria is a very good one.
But this doesn’t mean that it can’t be made better.
The Tales of Berseria Fix mod introduces a lot of small yet important improvements that make the experience so much better, ranging from image quality to performance improvements.
And if you’re playing with a DualShock 3 or DS4 controller, you can also enable the PlayStation button prompts for an authentic console experience. All on Steam!
