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Anima: Gate of Memories
Released On: Jun 7, 2016
52
7.3
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 13 Critic Reviews
52
15% Positive
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
31% Mixed
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
54% Negative
7 Reviews
7 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 13 Critic Reviews
52
15% Positive
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
31% Mixed
4 Reviews
4 Reviews
54% Negative
7 Reviews
7 Reviews
Anima: Gate of Memories is one of the best Action-RPG you can play on any current gen platform. A great gameplay, the interesting game mechanics, the story and a gorgeous soundtrack, are only a few of the qualities of this game.
This is a title I encourage players new to RPG’s to dig into and deserves a spot in everyone’s library.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 57 User Ratings
7.3
65% Positive
37 Ratings
37 Ratings
16% Mixed
9 Ratings
9 Ratings
19% Negative
11 Ratings
11 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 57 User Ratings
7.3
65% Positive
37 Ratings
37 Ratings
16% Mixed
9 Ratings
9 Ratings
19% Negative
11 Ratings
11 Ratings
an indie game with many endings, good graphics and a very good story, charismatic characters and very good gameplay, you couldn't ask for more
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PlayStation 4
Gran juego de rol. Maravillosa trama. Un estilo de juego que recuerda al DMC o Bayonetta. Conseguir todo esto con un equipo tan reducido dice mucho de la pasión y entrega que han dado a este juego.
Great RPG. Wonderful plot. A style of play reminiscent of the DMC or Bayonetta . Getting all this with such a small team says a lot of passion and commitment that have given this game.
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PlayStation 4
A very solid, budget Action-RPG. It’s surprisingly well-written and it’s brimming with rich lore and bizarre characters. If you can persevere and see past the minor camera issues, stilted dialogue and occasionally busywork-feeling combat there is a lot to enjoy here. Go in with an open mind and you just might find a beautiful, but course RPG gem… baby.
Anima is not that engaging at all because of that overreach, and it’s stressful because I really did want to enjoy this. But the games it tries to be like; titles like Nier and Dark Souls, are unforgettable, potent, important titles. I should not be forgetting almost everything about a game that aspires to that level of greatness. But in this case I did just that.
I’m finding it hard to recommend Anima: Gate of Memories to anyone outside of diehard fans of the IP and I don’t know a single person that falls into that category, so I can’t really recommend it to anyone.
When a title shows off obvious influences one hopes that it will rise above them, but Anima: Gate of Memories isn’t fit to shine its influences’ shoes. Its fundamentals are shoddy, and its characters and narrative are a bore. Anima never executes anywhere near the level its considerable ambitions demand.
Anima: Gate of Memories is a classic example of a developer trying to create something bigger than they're capable of. The game attempts to be a grand RPG with platforming and puzzles, and yet it fails to pull off any of those mechanics off.
It was a refreshing and incredible adventure, the best indie game I have played in a lot of time. 5 finals, a lot of secrets, incredible ost, playability...
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PlayStation 4
¿¿¿3 personas hicieron esto??? Un gran aplauso. Juego que se nota que está hecho con mucho cariño. Visualmente nada mal, muy entretenido y con una historia interesante. Duración de unas 10 horas si no eres explorador. Una dificultad algo por encima de la media. Definitivamente merece una oportunidad.
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PlayStation 4
Originale e **** capisco tutte queste critiche ...tutto sommato é un buon gioco....consigliato!
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PlayStation 4
Anima has great voice acting, an interesting story, great art style and includes platforming elements well. However when I first picked it up I wondered if the controls were meant to feel purposefully akward / restrictive for the same reasons as the Souls series has, to make it hard intentionally. However after about 15+ hours into the game I couldn't decide if that was true or not. Combo's can be strung together DMC-esque style but it doesn't feel as satisfying as it does a struggle, with less of a reward at the end. The two character switch at the touch of a button feature is well implemented and is just another example of the great ideas that went into this title. Had the handling and movement been a little smoother and feel like less of a hassle, it could have been something we talk about as an example of just how ambitious 'indies' can be. Just falls short of the mark.
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PlayStation 4
The game starts well, but that impression quickly collapses for one of the worst games ever made.
First, the camera and the controls are clunky when you have to jump, and this game has some platform parts that are simply infuriating. Camera and controls are the responsible for the majority of your deaths. It is frustating.
Secound, the bosses. From the middle of the game, the bosses are simply very poorly designed, and the battles go from being fun to just frustrating.
Third, the story. It is shallow but acceptable. But due to the previous two factors, it simply fails to give you a reason to continue playing.
From it's middle forward, this game fails to be fun. A pity.
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PlayStation 4
Summary Anima Gate of Memories is a third person action RPG in which the player will explore a vast world filled with dangers and wonders. In it you take control of two characters who are trap in a war in the shadows, a secret conflict that will engulf the world into chaos.
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- PC
- PlayStation 4
- Xbox One
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: Jun 7, 2016
Developer:
- Anima Project
Publisher: Badland Games
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