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Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Action, Fantasy
OpenCritic70IGDB67
"The next evolution in this new golden age of JRPG’s arrives with LOST SPHEAR, bringing a fresh take on classic RPG gameplay! A young man, who suffered a phenomenon that he had never seen, faces an ominous power that threatens the fabric of reality.
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Epic, nostalgic, plot-driven and clear.
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Digitally DownloadedMatt SainsburyJan 20185/5 starsIt's a beautiful, emotive game and with it Tokyo RPG Factory has cemented itself as one of my favourite JRPG outfits going around.
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GameCrateAngelo D'ArgenioJan 20188.3/10Lost Sphear is a good game, a solid RPG with an enjoyable plot, solid systems, and a great soundtrack. If you need an RPG to hold you over until 2018's bigger AAA RPG releases, then this is your game.
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Nintendo LifeMitch VogelJan 20188/10There's little in Lost Sphear that you haven't seen before in JRPGs, but that doesn't mean it's a title to be dismissed out of hand. If you can look past the clichés, Lost Sphear presents an engaging world, deep battle system, and plenty of replayability which will likely delight many an RPG fan. Tokyo RPG Factory has proven with this release that it's capable of learning from past mistakes, and though Lost Sphear still might not be the game to surpass Chrono Trigger, it proves itself to be worthy of that legacy. We'd recommend Lost Sphear to anybody who loves a focused, traditional RPG; it may be priced a little high, but this is an enjoyable experience that fans won't want to miss out on.
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Metro GameCentralJan 20185/10Old school JRPG fans will find much to enjoy here, but the refusal to innovate does more harm than good for the genre's reputation.
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TechRaptorKyle JohnsonFeb 20185/10A disappointing sophomore effort from Tokyo RPG Factory, Lost Sphear proves relying on nostalgia alone doesn't make a great game.
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IGDB rating 6.3/10 from 23 ratings.
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