- Publisher: Atlus Co.
- Release Date: Oct 12, 2004
User Score
8.7
out of 10
Generally favorable reviews- based on 35 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 32 out of 35
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Mixed: 1 out of 35
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Negative: 2 out of 35
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JosephJAug 12, 200910Simply the greatest RPG for the PS2. Unrivalled depth, unique story-telling and wonderful stylised visuals, not to mention a superb musical score all encompassed in a huge and challenging adventure for the more mature gamer.
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Aug 25, 201010Completely unrivaled in story, depth, replayability and totally original. Absolutely amazing - there still hasn't been anything quite like it in over half a Decade.
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EmilC.Sep 9, 20049
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BenV.Jul 1, 200510The best RPG of this console generation and almost of all time.
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[anonymous]Jan 24, 20109
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ScottV.Aug 20, 200510The depth and replayability alone will hold your interest to the very end, which is determined by your actions. A great storyline, combat, music and audio, and graphics make this game the best of the best.
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SamanthaA.Dec 8, 200410what can i say, i loved it.
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BjAug 27, 20049Try it! A different rol game. Great action and summons, good techinichal graphics. Very good game.
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LazloJul 14, 200710Possibly the most enthralling game ever created. Why it only has an average of 82 is beyond me, while games that have 90's and upwards fail to hit the mark. With the most original graphic design you'll ever see, a difficulty curve that kicks newbies in the ass and gameplay/storyline/existence that will make you cry Kagutsuchi's name in joy, if you miss this game, you suck at life.
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CassieB.Jan 17, 20089
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89One of the best and most refreshing console RPGs to come out in years, and is definitely a worthy candidate for RPG of the year.
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70Most of the gameplay aspects are solid, the graphics are beautiful, and the quest is long. However, the relative lack of narrative elements prevented me from truly enjoying the wonderfully bizarre world Atlus has created.
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100Behind the cool art and bizarre story is a fun, addictive and challenging RPG with great gameplay systems and a lot more variety and choice than most of today’s, cinema-heavy RPGs. Games rarely stray this far off the beaten path and actually work out so well, making Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne a must for the adventurous RPG fan.