Critic Reviews
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Daily Radar
It's a nicely done Diablo clone, which means that it takes all the good bits and adds quite a few twists to make an entertaining romp through some diverse dungeons.
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| 87 |
IGN
With its excellent customization features, a huge assortment of items to find, and a good story to keep things interesting, fans looking for some meaty story for their "PSO" action will find Record of Lodoss War a very refreshing gameplay experience.
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| 80 |
GamePro
Well done, but with a few tweaks to the graphics and sounds, it could have been a very good game.
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| 75 |
Core Magazine
Lodoss War offers a good time, but you'd better like the inherent inanity of dungeon-romps to get anything out of it.
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| 70 |
DC Swirl
Never quite unique enough to make me separate the words 'Diablo' and 'clone' from the back of my mind throughout most of the length of my adventure.
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| 70 |
Planet Dreamcast
Dreamcast owners looking for the "Diablo" experience on their console will have a good time with Record of Lodoss War.
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| 68 |
GameSpot
In short form: If you like "Diablo," you'll like Lodoss. If not, steer clear. Just don't pick it up expecting the anime itself in game form.
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| 67 |
GameShark
Everything looks rather dated, characters have terribly jointed bodies, the graphics seem washed out, and the animation is pretty stiff in spots.
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| 67 |
Gaming Age
A reasonably deep and engaging experience that will please both advocates of "Diablo"-style hack-and-slash as well as fans of the anime series. There's a lot of solid gameplay lurking below the lustreless exterior.
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| 60 |
GamerWeb Sega
Too repetitive and unimaginative to hold your interest for long.
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