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Real Time Strategy (RTS), Role-playing (RPG), Simulator, Strategy
OpenCritic74IGDB77
Go to the aid of your future bride, using the powers of Anima to summon an army of magical Guardians in your quest to defeat Zahr's dreaded Golems. Learn to control new types of Guardians on your adventure, each with their own unique talents and abilities useful to explore the vast world of Spark and reveal its secrets, as well as to take down the formidable bosses that stand in your way.
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Windows CentralBrendan LowryApr 20184.5/5 starsA unique top-down hack-and-slash RPG that stands out completely from the crowd.
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TrueAchievementsKevin TavoreApr 20184.5/5 starsUltimately, this is a game that came out of nowhere to take me on a surprise journey I never imagined I'd want to be on and I loved every second of it.
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GameSpaceApr 20189/10In this humble reviewer's opinion, this game is worth more than 19.99 and is a steal for someone who likes an adventure with unique and intuitive gaming controls. Join others around the world as they learn to control their guardians in groups of up to one hundred units while you destroy the Golems and defeat Zahr. The world of Spark awaits you.
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God is a GeekMick FraserApr 20185/10There was potential here, but Masters of Anima is ultimately a bit of a letdown.
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Nintendo LifeRichard AtkinsonApr 20186/10From the outset, Masters Of Anima, tries its utmost to engage with a different world that's ruled by a unique magic, bare-bones lore and a bunch of awkwardly portrayed and forgettable characters. The floundering voice acting and clunky script, coupled with a cringe-worthy story that's more embarrassing than your drunk uncle dancing at a wedding, grates quickly. The title certainly won't hold your hand when it comes to defeating the only enemy in the game, which could prove to be tedious for some. Masters Of Anima is no Pikmin, but if you're looking for a fantasy land filled with tough enemy encounters and a game that's relatively straightforward, then this one is for you.
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IGDB rating 7.3/10 from 13 ratings.
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