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.hack//Quarantine Part 4
PlayStation 2
Released On: Jan 14, 2004
70
6.7
All Platforms
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 20 Critic Reviews
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40% Positive
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 20 Critic Reviews
70
40% Positive
8 Reviews
8 Reviews
60% Mixed
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0% Negative
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If you’re only going to play one game in this franchise, .hack//QUARANTINE is the one to get. A powerful plot (including the series’ conclusion) and access to most of the gameplay from the prior three games makes it the definitive title in the series.
But if you are a fan, you’ll find that Quarantine ups the ante on battle and quest difficulty, sometimes maddeningly so, and finally ties up enough loose plot ends to satisfy.
I would have personally liked to have seen the game go out with more of a bang… at least in some changes to the overall mechanics and game engine, but I suppose that in some way we need to respect the fact that it was really all about the story.
If you're a fan of the .hack universe or have stuck it out through the previous three volumes, you'll find Quarantine a satisfying ending to the series. Everybody else, play at your own risk. [Jan 2004, p.148]
The shortest volume in all .hack-dom, and most of it is spent running errands, but the final battle (which is spoiled in the pack-in anime DVD) is a great payoff if you've been following the story all this time. [Feb 2004, p.122]
A rental and possible purchase for fans. For anyone else, "hack Part 4: Quarantine is a repetitive action-RPG that isn't as interesting as its concept and is almost impossible to enjoy independently of the series.
The in game music does not really make an impact on the player, with boring melodies that are simple and repetitive.
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Based on 13 User Ratings
6.7
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Based on 13 User Ratings
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Summary The Final Stand... In this, the final episode in the .hack saga, play as the outlaw player Kite to finally unravel the mystery behind "The World". And this time it?s against the clock... As events in "The World" continue to create havoc in the real world, CC Corp faces increasing pressure to move the game servers offline game servers off...
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PlayStation 2
Initial Release Date: Jan 14, 2004
Developer:
- CyberConnect2
Publisher: Bandai
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