Gary Green said: Destiny Connect pretty much crept out of nowhere from NIS, the guys behind the retro-styled Disgaea series. When a game suddenly appears from a developer with beautiful 3D western-style animation resembling an early Pixar film when the best you can usually expect is a dark, isometric 2D game with some light comedic dialogue, you’re in for a pleasant surprise. It really is a gorgeous game, and the JRPG we never knew we needed.
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Travis Bruno of Capsule Computers writes:
"When it comes to Nippon Ichi Software, you never quite know exactly what type of game they will be working on next. For many years the developer has dabbled with many uniquely stylized games with even stranger gameplay styles. Even then, when the company announced Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travelers, many were quite surprised as the game looked outside of the company’s wheelhouse. Along those same lines, many veterans of RPGs have had years of experience examining all different kinds of mechanics so with Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travelers taking a more simplistic approach, is this one worth checking out?"
