After Combat Recovery: Difference between revisions

* ''[[The Spirit Engine 2]]''.

* ''[[The Way]]''.

* ''[[Devil Survivor]]''.

* ''[[Final Fantasy XIII]]'' automatically heals you after each battle and also lets you retry the battle if you die instead of issuing a [[Game Over]]. It makes most of the random encounters much tougher and require a lot more thought and strategy than you might be used to from earlier entries in the series to compensate for this.

* In the ''[[Chaos Rings]]'' series, you recover your HP, but not MP, after battle, so you're still forced to go back to town if you ran out of MP or use an MP recovery item.

* In [[Fallout: New Vegas]], your companion(s) health is restored at the end of the fight (assuming they survived it).

 

=== Games that only revive KO characters after battle: ===

** Also the first ''[[Persona (video game)|Persona]]'', although they leave KO'd characters with 1 HP, leaving you to spend SP or healing items.

* ''[[Breath of Fire]]'' series, albeit in ''[[Breath of Fire III|III]]'' and ''[[Breath of Fire IV|IV]]'' the character also receives a 10% cumulative penalty against their maximum HP, up to 50%, meaning they can quickly be rendered unable to take a hit (curable only by the [[Trauma Inn]], not the free campsite available anywhere).

* ''[[Dubloon]]'' restores any character who died during the battle to 1 once the battle is over.

* ''[[Skies of Arcadia]]''

* The ''[[Epic Battle Fantasy]]'' series.

* The children arc in ''[[Dragon Quest V]]'', with characters getting knocked out rather than killed.

* Marona in [[Phantom Brave]] is revived with 1 HP if she is defeated during a multi-stage battle (like a Random dungeon), but her Phantoms manage to win the battle.Justified in that she's the only one deployed at the start of the battle.

* ''[[Age of Mythology]]'' does this with the main characters. After Combat in that case means that a friendly unit is nearby and no enemies.