#Octopath Traveler

Development Team and Background Various Daylife was created by the development team responsible for Octopath Traveler and Bravely Default II, with Tomoya Asano as the producer. Developed by the team behind Octopath Traveler and Bravely Default II, the good thing here is that the game does not rely on any in-game monetization, which is very rare for a mobile game. Octopath Traveler Slated as one of my favorite turn-based RPGs, Octopath Traveler provides players with 8 completely different characters with their own main stories. Octopath Traveler could easily give you over 50 hours of gameplay, even more if you're willing to grind for the post-game boss, and by the end of it, I wouldn't be surprised if you had a favorite traveler. Octopath Traveler Octopath Traveler originally caught my attention with its graphics, this is where Square Enix first featured its HD-2D graphics, blowing me and many Nintendo fans on their bold and creative take on pixel graphics. From the same developers of Octopath Traveler, Square Enix is back with Triangle Strategy. Octopath Traveler provided a more linear story, where as a player, we mostly just followed along with what the game gave us. Read more in our articles including "From the Developers of Octopath Traveler: Various Daylife for Mobile now available on Android and iOS" and "Hidden Gems on XBOX Game Pass PC".