Dark Cloud

 PlayStation 2
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8.0

Generally favorable reviews- based on 152 Ratings

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  1. Positive: 113 out of 152
  2. Mixed: 24 out of 152
  3. Negative: 15 out of 152
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  1. Warrior_of_Doom
    Jul 19, 2023
    9
    The overall score is based on how much fun I personally had with every component of the game
    and the overall experience.
  2. quietgrave
    Aug 17, 2021
    6
    It was really fun to play as a kid but coming back to it as an adult was a mistake. This has been obliterated by the passage of time, even a nice modern controller couldn't make the combat any less obtuse and awkward, the boss fights are all incredibly gimmicky and detached from the core combat of the game, it expects you to navigate through menus far more often than you want to because ofIt was really fun to play as a kid but coming back to it as an adult was a mistake. This has been obliterated by the passage of time, even a nice modern controller couldn't make the combat any less obtuse and awkward, the boss fights are all incredibly gimmicky and detached from the core combat of the game, it expects you to navigate through menus far more often than you want to because of the transition lag between screens, the city design is incredibly and ironically restrictive for something that is supposed to be a modular experience, the weapon synthetization is cryptic and unexplained, requiring a walkthrough or some kind of external source to utilize properly, the one and only side quest is bugged in a way that most people will encounter a soft wall and will be unable to complete it without starting over completely. This honestly feels like an RPGmaker 3 game with how clunky the combat and player controls are and it completely fails in a number of basic game design concepts.

    I loved it as a kid, it's still got a lot of charm in its art design and music, people can find something to like about it even today but it is by no means a timeless game and can't hold a candle to even its sequel in terms of playability.    … Expand
  3. SebbyPlaysMusic
    Aug 2, 2021
    7
    A decent game with procedurally generated dungeons. Mostly pretty straightforward. Though I consider the sequel MUCH better, this game does add context to that game. So if you already played DC2, this might be up your alley. Try that one first.

    The biggest problem with this game is that your weapons are destroyed if they run out of weapon health points (WHP). DESTROYED. That means that    A decent game with procedurally generated dungeons. Mostly pretty straightforward. Though I consider the sequel MUCH better, this game does add context to that game. So if you already played DC2, this might be up your alley. Try that one first.

    The biggest problem with this game is that your weapons are destroyed if they run out of weapon health points (WHP). DESTROYED. That means that if you've been building up a weapon for hours and randomly come across an enemy that makes your WHP drain faster, you're probably going to reset your game in order to not lose the thing you've been building up for hours. I must've reset the game at least 20 times in the first chapter just because I ran into a dragon or rock monster that drains like half of my weapons HP. IT'S SO ANNOYING. And it definitely makes the game feel more repetitive than it already is.

    Aside from that, the main character seems to only exist to look surprised.
    The other characters are pretty interesting, but could still be fleshed out more. The story works well enough. The soundtrack is mostly pretty decent.
    Controls function well enough. Nothing too complicated or clunky.
    Not a bad game. The set-up is kind of addicting, but it can get frustrating.
    A lot of aspects of this game are WAY better in the sequel, though.    … Expand
  4. Xemnios
    Apr 4, 2021
    10
    Perhaps the best ps2 game along with kingom hearts 1-2 and dragon quest viii. Exciting, immersive and very advanced for 2001. Sure it wasn't perfect but so beautiful that you forget those few flaws it had. 9.6 for me
  5. Kingdomhear
    Dec 6, 2020
    8
    Nella sua semplicità totale verrebbe quasi da dire che non si osa ...invece riesce a farti entrare in un vero e propio viaggio... gran gioco e grande level 5 che non sbaglia quasi mai
  6. neojotic
    Aug 28, 2020
    7
    Dark Cloud is a good game but it isn't any more than that.

    It borrows elements from other genres of gaming and loosely borrows off other franchises which gives it the feel of a unique game but without taking the risk of the innovation.

    A fun RPG game for PS2 but it's a fairly average title.
  7. darkcloudps2
    Aug 6, 2020
    10
    spoilers alert : THIS IS THE BEST GAME EVER!!!!!

    plot = 10: the game is about a boy you play as called toan running around saving and rebuilding villgaes that a dark genie destroyed. this game combines so may ideas that its like a japanese version of sims rpg action and adventure with some dungeons too. the story = 10: in the first village you go into the dungeon to battle    spoilers alert : THIS IS THE BEST GAME EVER!!!!!

    plot = 10:

    the game is about a boy you play as called toan running around saving and rebuilding villgaes that a dark genie destroyed. this game combines so may ideas that its like a japanese version of sims rpg action and adventure with some dungeons too.

    the story = 10:

    in the first village you go into the dungeon to battle monsters on each floor and on each of these floors you have specila orbs that you once opened contains pieces to building the village and on this dungeon there is a back room. when you get some pieces you go back to village to rebuild the village. thers shops you can buy items from and the best part for me is how each new village and dungeon introduce entirelly new items.

    music = 10:

    this has the most amazing music sound track ever

    spilers alert characters:

    toan = the main character you play as on the first village called norune village
    xiao (pronounced chao) = a cat girl on ceratin floor in the the first dungeon.
    gorro = once you get to the 2nd village this guy you unlock
    ruby = a girl you get on 3rd village (if you dont count brown boo or what ever its called)
    ungaga = mascka lacka
    osmond = the sun and moon temples

    fun fact = seda was the 6th main character intil they introduced osmond

    adventure 10:

    dungeons are repetitive but wih new villages items people and content and monsters and a new boss every time keeps it intesting and i like how each village has some small quests

    norune = cat girl and dran
    matataki = gorros father
    queens = ruby and la saia the boss
    ans so on

    graphics 9.5:

    not the best but very good. nobody can disagree that looking at graphics dark cloud graphics are far superier to gta sa (look at the slowness when cj gets blown up its like 20 frames being rendered at 3x teh normal speed)

    interactivity 9.9:
    the only thing stoping from getting 10 is no jump button

    danger 10:

    lots of boses and monsters to deal with whilst trying to not break weapons

    colours = 10

    amazing variety    … Expand
  8. Jslam
    Jun 21, 2020
    10
    Fantastic story, music is awesome and scenarios are fantastic for the time it was released on!
  9. Ashtar124
    Jun 21, 2019
    8
    I had this game as a kid and the music is astonishing, the graphics feel dated but still keeps the creepy gameplay , but the gameplay feels very repetetive noe that i play it again, buy stuff in the store,go to the dungeon, get some houses on the ground rinse repeat.
  10. maturene
    Dec 22, 2018
    8
    Luego escribo una review desas que ahora mismo me da pereza y tal. me cagoento
  11. BDOGG345
    Oct 23, 2018
    9
    Really fun game, with a few nitpicks. Trust me, if you miss classic PS2 era games, this is definitely one you should play!
  12. thegamerater12
    Aug 28, 2018
    9
    A bit of a break from classic RPGs with the infusion of town-building and a diverse playable characters list. Each character has their own special ability and weapon type. The music leaves a lot to be desired in dungeons, but is good in towns. Fighting enemies, while it can only be done in dungeons, allows the player to have a unique experience with different weapons, abilites, andA bit of a break from classic RPGs with the infusion of town-building and a diverse playable characters list. Each character has their own special ability and weapon type. The music leaves a lot to be desired in dungeons, but is good in towns. Fighting enemies, while it can only be done in dungeons, allows the player to have a unique experience with different weapons, abilites, and character types. Three ranged and three melee characters allow the player to choose which style they like best. However, this game can be very repetitive. The main sequence is always dungeon, build some town, new character, story development, finish town, boss, more story development. I found that this style (repetitive as it is) can still engage you in the story to prevent it from becoming boring. This game includes a lock on mode to attack enemies more efficiently. This is limited, but it still can be very helpful. There is no armour or leveling up your characters, only weapon development. While unique, I find that this is the games most glaring problem. All in all, I would give this game a score of 88.… Expand
  13. AKthaBeast
    May 5, 2018
    7
    This game was ok to me and nothing entirely special. I was very young when I played this game and at the time I felt it was lacking a lot of different elements to it that made this game feel flat compared to games like Ocarina of Time or FFX
  14. LewisDanny
    May 4, 2017
    3
    Although the georama feature is incredibly fun and interesting, the vast majority of the game is dull-as-dishwater dungeon-crawling. The worst part, possibly, is the weapon degradation system. They are not the first nor the last game that utilizies this feature, however, it is so extreme in this game that you will frequently break two or three weapons within the space of ONE dungeon (whichAlthough the georama feature is incredibly fun and interesting, the vast majority of the game is dull-as-dishwater dungeon-crawling. The worst part, possibly, is the weapon degradation system. They are not the first nor the last game that utilizies this feature, however, it is so extreme in this game that you will frequently break two or three weapons within the space of ONE dungeon (which take about ~6-10 minutes each). It becomes incredibly frustrating. If you're looking for the best 'menu simulator', this is for you. Otherwise save your bucks for basically any other RPG.… Expand
  15. Barnes1987
    Mar 29, 2017
    8
    A good game that was over hyped upon release. There was not many games like it at the time and it made it some what unique. Well worth a purchase if you own the system.
  16. NolanWestmore
    Aug 10, 2016
    10
    The best dungeon crawler that you can find for PS2. However repetitive the combat might end up being, there is a certain feel about not wanting to loose your favorite weapon to a GOD DAMNED BAT!

    (*clears throat*) I recommend you take a crack at this.
  17. KillaRiku
    Jul 17, 2016
    7
    Dark Cloud is an RPG with Sandbox- and Dungeon Crawler-Elements. You can build villages and cities, find, combine and upgrade weapons, explore Dungeons and fight the Evil Genie. On the one hand it's a really good game and it's lovable but on the other hand it has many flaws. Let's start with the flaws:
    The story is mediocre. Nothing good nothing bad, just how you'd expect it from a Level    Dark Cloud is an RPG with Sandbox- and Dungeon Crawler-Elements. You can build villages and cities, find, combine and upgrade weapons, explore Dungeons and fight the Evil Genie. On the one hand it's a really good game and it's lovable but on the other hand it has many flaws. Let's start with the flaws:
    The story is mediocre. Nothing good nothing bad, just how you'd expect it from a Level 5 Game. It could've been made more interesting.
    The controls and the camera are a complete disaster. It's like they made both things differently, because they don't fit. When the character moves to the left or right, the camera moves too fast. Combine that with the manual camera, with which you can't fight against the automated camera and the thousand camerabugs, that's just really bad.
    Other than that there are some unconvenient Designchoices. For example building cities can be a pain in the 'youknowwhat' because you probably need to rebuild them and moving and destroying buildings as well as trees and roads etc. doesn't just work in one motion. Everytime you wanna remove something you have to open the menu, select remove, select the item and start all over again.

    But for every flaw there are at least 3 good things. One thing that I like is the weapon system. If you forget to repair a weapon, it breaks and you lose it forever. You can equip Gems on your Weapon, to give your Weapon better Stats and when your Weapons EXP-Bar (Abs.) is full you can upgrade your weapon and make the gemchanges permanent in exchange for the gems of course. There are Legendary Weapons and they are unbreakable until you completed their task. And there's even a talking Slingshot named "Steve".
    The musical arrangements are all very good and you could listen to them for a looong time. Every song underlines the atmosphere of what's going on on screen. The citybuilding-part is really fun, too. Even though I would've wished for a little more freedom (there's a basic layout for every village that you can get a bonus for if you build it like it) it is quite fun to design your own village and walk through it.

    The Dungeons are what you would expect from a Dungeon Crawler. Different Dungeontypes with randomly generated Floors, filled with treasurechests, monsters, secret Rooms and Duels (which are basically QTE-Battles). Overall I have to say it's a pretty decent game. Most of the Flaws are either minimal or easy to get used to and the positive things just overweigh the negative things.    … Expand
  18. jimfaindel
    Jun 15, 2016
    10
    A classic of the old PS2 games, Dark Cloud is a tremendous ride from start to end, with so much to see and do and, in my humble opinion, the best soundtrack of any game to have been made to that point.
  19. WeTechThat
    Apr 26, 2016
    8
    Almost 15 years after its initial release, Dark Cloud is a game that still impresses me. Randomly generated dungeons are such a cool idea, the weapon system is unique and fun, and the soundtrack is great. The ability to re-build the world how you (and somewhat how the villagers) see fit really makes this game stand apart from other dungeon crawler games. The story is good, too, albeitAlmost 15 years after its initial release, Dark Cloud is a game that still impresses me. Randomly generated dungeons are such a cool idea, the weapon system is unique and fun, and the soundtrack is great. The ability to re-build the world how you (and somewhat how the villagers) see fit really makes this game stand apart from other dungeon crawler games. The story is good, too, albeit predictable at times.

    I have a few gripes with this game, though. For one, not enough new things are introduced after Wise Owl Forrest, the second dungeon. It's at this point where the player will likely have noticed the repetitiveness this game can be criticized for. Second, there's no reason to use anyone but the main character unless you absolutely have to, making the point of having more than one playable character kind of pointless.

    Other than that, Dark Cloud is the game to play on a stormy day, even in 2016.    … Expand
  20. Rox22
    Sep 11, 2013
    5
    While I do give the game credit for trying to do something new, it is far to slow paced and repetitive to enjoy in the long run. It's starts off alright, introducing you to allot of new (at the time) gameplay mechanics. However as the game progresses you notice that each new section more or less does exactly the same thing as the section before. The narrative is also far too disjointed inWhile I do give the game credit for trying to do something new, it is far to slow paced and repetitive to enjoy in the long run. It's starts off alright, introducing you to allot of new (at the time) gameplay mechanics. However as the game progresses you notice that each new section more or less does exactly the same thing as the section before. The narrative is also far too disjointed in order to be invested. You spend too little time with each character and you really end up not caring to much what happens to them.

    Overall:

    A decent idea that is perhaps to rough in its overall design. With a bit more polish and development this game could have been allot better. Still worth a try, but I would recommend playing this in small doses.    … Expand
  21. Nexus-Del-Morte
    Aug 7, 2013
    6
    when i was much younger, this game pretty much was my child hood. but looking back on it now it is not really as amazing as i thought.
    don't get me wrong, it's still a wonderful game with great graphics, memorable characters and an interesting story. but the writing is a bit iffy, the gameplay can become rather dull and there are some game breaking glitches that cause major problems.    when i was much younger, this game pretty much was my child hood. but looking back on it now it is not really as amazing as i thought.
    don't get me wrong, it's still a wonderful game with great graphics, memorable characters and an interesting story. but the writing is a bit iffy, the gameplay can become rather dull and there are some game breaking glitches that cause major problems.

    while it was not as super amazing as i thought when i was little. returning to it still left a smile on my face during the experience    … Expand
  22. Tirekyll
    Dec 21, 2012
    10
    Once upon a time, this game was possibly the best I had ever played. Many fond memories of the characters, the towns, the weapon system, and even the enormously lengthly and tall Demon Shaft to get the Chronicle 2 sword(the best sword in the game). Of course I couldn't go back to it today, however I still say this was one of the best games I've played to date that could keep me entertainedOnce upon a time, this game was possibly the best I had ever played. Many fond memories of the characters, the towns, the weapon system, and even the enormously lengthly and tall Demon Shaft to get the Chronicle 2 sword(the best sword in the game). Of course I couldn't go back to it today, however I still say this was one of the best games I've played to date that could keep me entertained for such a long period of time. For the memories alone I give this game a 10/10. Dark Cloud was amazing and always will be in the hearts of those who enjoyed it.

    To those in 2008 and later, do keep in mind this game is very old and shouldn't be compared to what we have today.    … Expand
  23. HnojtheDemon
    Nov 2, 2012
    10
    Dark Cloud is an astonishing and breathtaking game, it was when it released in 2001, and it still holds up today in 2012. It would be an unorganized mess if written in just one paragraph, so this will be broken into separate points.
    -Plot
    Dark Cloud has a surprisingly fascinating story, even though it may seem simple and childish at face value. Along the way, you are introduced to some    Dark Cloud is an astonishing and breathtaking game, it was when it released in 2001, and it still holds up today in 2012. It would be an unorganized mess if written in just one paragraph, so this will be broken into separate points.
    -Plot
    Dark Cloud has a surprisingly fascinating story, even though it may seem simple and childish at face value. Along the way, you are introduced to some colorful characters that you must interact with and learn some of their story to satisfy their needs. The game, however, can take a dark turn at some points later in the game.
    -Graphics
    While Dark Cloud may have been a visually great game at the time, it never had the best graphics. This is not to say that the game looks bad by any means, I would not want it any other way. The game is just dated and it shows in some areas such as with draw distance, lighting water and fire effects. Every texture is well represented and looks nice in total.
    -Sound
    The game has an iffy soundtrack at times. The main theme and the Dran boss music are among the best music I have heard in video games, but some of the later bosses and some of the music for areas are a bit bland and sometimes repetitive. The sound is very well done, the sounds the characters make and the weapons or enemies make are all great, well timed and a great addition to the game.
    -Gameplay
    -Fighting
    Dark Cloud doesn't necessarily have the most complex fighting system, but it fits for this game. You press X, you attack. You hold X, you do a special attack. That's mostly it. Some enemies, like most RPGs, are a certain element and certain attributes to your weapons hurt some enemies more than others. The system is very simple and repetitive, but fun.
    -Dungeon Crawling
    This game has a unique element to exploring it's dungeons. Every time you enter a floor of the dungeon you are in, the floor is randomly generated, a gameplay mechanic that Pokemon Mystery Dungeon utilized. Some floors do, however have a set condition, whether it be forcing you to play as a certain character or having your weapon lose experience as you use it. In dungeons, there is also an area in some floors called a back floor, which is an area you can only access with a specific item that you obtain randomly in chests. These areas have stronger enemies that give you more exp. for your weapons and also have more valuable loot.
    -Weapons
    In the game, you don't exactly level up your character, you do upgrade your defense through items, but all of your attack is based off of the strength of your weapon. Along the game you will naturally come across more weapons. As you use these weapons, they gain experience and can level up, increasing stats, you can increase them further by adding attachments and gems, which speed the process up significantly. Once you get it's stats to a certain point, you can build up your weapon, making it stronger and capable of surpassing the limitations your old weapon could never break. Once you level up a weapon five times, you can break it down into a synthsphere and attach it to a different weapon, giving 60% of all of that weapon's stats to the weapon you put it to. One sidepoint is that your weapons can break, and you will need to repair them before that with repair powders. If your weapon happens to break, you will revert to the weakest weapon in your inventory that can't 'break', but once it reaches the breaking point, it might as well have broken.
    -Characters
    Throughout the game, you will encounter certain characters that will join your party and are essential to get past obstacles your character cannot. These range from three other ranged characters and two melee characters, they all come with their own set of weapons and stats, but overall are just a tool to the game as they seldom provide any additional plot or intricacy to the situation at hand, they never appear in cutscenes out of the place where you find them, either.
    -Georama & Atlamillia
    Now for the most unique part of the game, Atlamillia. As you progress through dungeons, you will find floating orbs called Atlamillia. As you collect Atla, you will come back to the town you are in and notice the Georama system. This system literally lets you rebuild the town you are in from scratch. The Atla that you collect is actually the parts that you use to create the village. You find the townsfolk and they will give you their requests on what they want in their house and how they want their village to be rebuilt. Once you satisfy them, you will obtain a great reward in return.
    -Verdict
    Overall, this game is a gem from my childhood that still stands up today, it is one of my favorite games that I will always cherish and come back to from time to time. I love this game more than it's sequel and hope there is a third sequel in the Dark Cloud franchise because this game warrants it. 10/10.    … Expand
  24. LopsterPopster
    Sep 26, 2012
    5
    This game at first felt like a blatant Zelda ripoff, then I picked it up again a couple years later to try it out again. I thought I might have judged it too quickly.
    Nope. This game is just not that fun. What is the point of having my weapons break every five minutes if the game doesn't give me the availability of the repair powder? You have to find the shop in the dungeons before you    This game at first felt like a blatant Zelda ripoff, then I picked it up again a couple years later to try it out again. I thought I might have judged it too quickly.
    Nope. This game is just not that fun. What is the point of having my weapons break every five minutes if the game doesn't give me the availability of the repair powder? You have to find the shop in the dungeons before you can buy anything, which means no help in getting healing and repair supplies. The game is also very tedious. Why did Sony think it was a good idea to have randomly generated dungeons? Overall, very monotonous, story doesn't make much sense to me, gameplay is aggravating and the controls are awkward.    … Expand
  25. llamayarmybar
    Jul 21, 2011
    6
    More repetitive than watching the tour de France. Serious collision detection issues, boring enemies, cheap attacks, no ability to buy items until portions of the village have been set down, no interesting characters, no continuity, poor camera, useless item breaking system, tedious town re-building, and many other things. You know that feeling when you've just leveled up that bad-assMore repetitive than watching the tour de France. Serious collision detection issues, boring enemies, cheap attacks, no ability to buy items until portions of the village have been set down, no interesting characters, no continuity, poor camera, useless item breaking system, tedious town re-building, and many other things. You know that feeling when you've just leveled up that bad-ass sword forever and it suddenly breaks in combat? That is essentially what describes the reaction I have to most of this game. Its bland, the environments are repetitive, the combat is boring and it uses those methods to elongate a game that has essentially no story line. I thought things would change up when I was about half-way though the game- but they stayed exactly the same. Although the one positive thing that happened- they made a sequel that fixed a lot of these problems that I still haven't picked up, but I will. Since what I liked in this game I did actually like a lot- its just disappointing that they made so many mistakes the first time.… Expand
  26. MangaWasabi
    May 3, 2011
    9
    This is my favorite game of all time. I got back when i was a kid during the early 2000s. I still play it quite frequently to this day. This is one of the only games I've done that with! The plot, is great...but it only gets very interesting near the end. The combat isn't very complex but i find it enjoyable. The music can be great, but some songs are way too overused. The game has flaws,This is my favorite game of all time. I got back when i was a kid during the early 2000s. I still play it quite frequently to this day. This is one of the only games I've done that with! The plot, is great...but it only gets very interesting near the end. The combat isn't very complex but i find it enjoyable. The music can be great, but some songs are way too overused. The game has flaws, but it's still amazing.… Expand
  27. JimC
    Jun 10, 2009
    5
    The combat is boring and repetitive, the plot is terrible, and the soundtrack is dull. I personally find half the characters worthless, and they also add nothing to the story. The game is so empty that every main character could die a horrible death and I'd be indifferent. However, I love the weapon system and rebuilding the villages so I might just be able to finish it.
  28. AndoT.
    Apr 13, 2006
    2
    Boring and repetitive. Definately one to steer well clear of. It's so dull that it makes Runescape look inspired.
  29. FedG.
    Oct 30, 2005
    10
    This game is the best.
  30. MatthewI.
    Nov 12, 2004
    2
    Can people please stop judging this game on the demo as only with the real game can you grasp the true monotony of it. The randomly created dungeon levels are dull and exactly the same as the one before it, and the one before that, and the one before that, and the ten more before that and even when you reach the bottom of the dungeons (if you have the patience to get there) bosses consist Can people please stop judging this game on the demo as only with the real game can you grasp the true monotony of it. The randomly created dungeon levels are dull and exactly the same as the one before it, and the one before that, and the one before that, and the ten more before that and even when you reach the bottom of the dungeons (if you have the patience to get there) bosses consist simply of choosing the character with the weapon that can stun the boss and then hitting it with your strongest one. The weapon system is drab and anoying, never giving you enough repair powders with which you acxn repair your swords so that you're eventually forced to sell anything good that you have in order to buy repair powders. And after putting so much work into "training" a sword for it to suddenly break and you loose everything is one of the most annoying things I've ever experinced. For some reason your character cannot go five minutes without a drink. Literally. If he doesn't have a drink he starts to loose health, meaning you either have to stock up on expensive water or constantly trek back across the levels to get to a spring. It gets two marks only for the village building part, which is also flawed. There is no storyline that I can see. Never ever ever get this game. Get Dark Cloud 2 instead.… Expand
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Awards & Rankings

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#46 Best PS2 Game of 2001
15
#15 Most Discussed PS2 Game of 2001
7
#7 Most Shared PS2 Game of 2001

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Metascore
80

Generally favorable reviews - based on 27 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 23 out of 27
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 27
  3. Negative: 0 out of 27
  1. Hot Games
    80
    It’s a captivating run for about the first ten hours of play, then dungeon levels become too mechanical. Still, for all its shortcomings, the game also has its share of charms.
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  2. Absolute Playstation
    91
    Crawling through hoards of dungeons in search for more, and more pieces to your missing world never got old for me. I was always driven to go on.
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  3. All Game Guide
    70
    The game could not have survived as a dungeon crawler alone, and thankfully the many side diversions offer hours of fun by themselves.
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