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WW and yesterdays pop remake was awkward ! its called prince of india believe me i`m a persian xD

I think 4 or maybe even 5 of them are connected with each other so to learn the whole story you need them all I think.

version of 1992
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjR_AhxPnVM

all the original trilogy games are some of the best games ever made but warrior within was and still is my favorite of the pop games, the combat was very well done with the ability to equip and throw your secondary weapon at any time and that gave you alot of cool combos to play with and the backtracking especially in the second half of the game as the wraith was great in my opinion
anyway if you have not played any of the pop games before i highly recommand you play them in order starting with the sands of time then warrior within then the two thrones, the forgotten sands was meant to be in between the events of the sands of times and warrior within but the story there and the combat were very underwhelming and did not add much to the original trilogy's story

WW for sure.

WW for best gameplay,SoT for best story.

The one that came out in 2008. Its by far the best looking game in the series, and is the only one in the series I enjoyed enough to beat. Also worth noting that the retail / disc release for PC is DRM free (that's how I played it).

That said, Sands of Time is the most popular, though if your going to play that game get it for Gamecube or the original XBox (every other version messes up the controls, graphics, or audio in some way, while the PS2 version runs at a lower resolution then on Gamecube/XBox).

My personal favourite PoP game is Sands of Time, by a pretty wide margin. It's almost a mixed blessing that not all PoP games have got digital releases, because the game that came before was really bad (Don't worry about the story with that one, Sands of Time acts as a reboot for the series, so no need to play the previous 3+ games)

POP WW by far

Disgaea are grid/unit strategy RPGs. Similar to Final Fantasy Tactics.

It's somewhat similar to Fell Seal which was in one of the previous Humble Choice bundles. But it can be indeed compared to Final Fantasy Tactics. Just if you want to 100% the game you have to do A LOT of grinding.

They're similar to the Final Fantasy Tactics in the whole "play in a grid with turns" sense, but otherwise I'd say they're pretty different. You have a main area with shops, healing area, recruitment place, etc..., and from there you can talk to an NPC to do missions. The missions are always available for revisit any time you wish, even with higher level characters, except bosses, whose missions have different, generic enemies instead as replacement.

During missions, you have a hub panel from where you spawn your units from. You can get out up to 10 unique or generic units, classified into humanoid and monsters, each of which can do a movement and active action per turn, in any order you wish. You may attack, use magic, an item, or grab an adjacent unit and throw it to somewhere else, among other things. You can end your turn leaving units without doing anything if you want too. Then it's the enemy turn. There's a mechanic which let's you "capture" enemy monsters by throwing them to your hub panel. The grid panels can be of different colors, to which "geo effects" can apply, including healing for any units sitting in that color, damage, extra power and more. Also, depending on different factors, including the damage you do to enemies, you get rewards after finishing the missions, which include money and gear.

There's a thing called "Item World" which let's you go through a multi-leveled dungeon of sorts to upgrade your items. Every single item has its own Item World which you visit (so you can't equip the item whose world you're visiting) and you can find special bonuses which you can transfer to other items if you want after getting out of the Item World (usually after 10 levels, with 100 being the max). Each level in the Item World becomes harder and harder, so it's normally difficult to get absurdly powerful items from the get go.

Another mentionable thing from this game series is the absurd caps it has. Normally, you should be beating the main story with around level 80-100, but levels can reach 9999, without including the "reincarnations" which make a character go back to level 1 but with extra stats and which you can do multiple times for the same character, damage easily goes up to the millions, billions and even trillions with newer releases, and the postgame will require you to grind often if you want to see everything the game has to offer.

For me, it's a good series, with fun charcters and generally nice stories, but also a goddamn timesink which can absorb your life.

Just want to add it was one of my most played game on the PSP

I am very interested in SoSC because of the awesome artwork and the story seems interesting (fan of isekai, what can I say) but every review I watched on youtube says that the game is obnoxiously difficult with a lot of bosses one shotting you, with game being random with monster encounters sometimes throwing monsters of way too high level for you so you just get stomped and more.

I don't mind hard games that make you think, but this one seems to be built for masochists.

I was all set on getting SoSC after seeing it go -80% off, I tried it during a free play deal on Steam sometime ago and liked it.

Thanks for alerting that a remaster arrives in the future though, that actually gives me some pause about getting SoSC now, ha

In your opinion which is better, Disgaea or Disgaea 2?

Thank you for pointing this out!

thanks!

You get the free copy on steam right?

For a slightly higher price on GMG

But luckily no Prince of Persia 3D

yah, you can see ubi the settler.
Last time settler 5 and 6 got gold edition. Then later they come out history edition. They not even give offer to loyal customer for this series.
Then if you quickly buy 5 and 6 history edition. You will regret because they come out The settler history collection which got all 7 series.