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Anima: Gate of Memories - Arcane Edition

BadLand Publishing · Jun 19, 2018

PS4 · Xbox One · Switch

Teen

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Anima Gate of Memories Arcane Edition is the complete edition of Gate of Memories, Anima: Gate of Memories is a third person action RPG that tells the story of both sides of a unique conflict, a war in the shadows between a girl who has lost her past and an immortal cursed to walk the world until the end of time. But... Which one of them will be our saviour... and which our doom? Note: Anima Gate of Memories Arcane Edition includes both Anima Gate of Memories and Anima The Nameless chronicles.

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  • TechRaptor

    Samuel Guglielmo · Jul 12, 2018

    5.0
    I really wanted to like Anima: Gate of Memories – The Nameless Chronicles. I honestly hoped that a sequel could improve upon the original game in all the right ways. Instead, many elements either felt like they’ve stagnated or took a blatant step backward. The reused levels and story elements don’t help this at all. The whole game gives the vibe that it was supposed to be DLC rather than a full product. There’s still some fun to be found here, but it’s just smashed somewhere between one of the many repetitive boss fights.
  • Xbox Tavern

    Anthony Cole · Jun 21, 2018

    8.0
    Anima: Gate of Memories – The Nameless Chronicles is a surprisingly deep RPG that offers a rich and interesting story, fast-paced combat and the freedom to explore its world however you see fit. Issues with its poor voice acting and somewhat dated visuals to the side, Anima is one hell of a fluid experience that seamlessly combines several well developed functionalities together to produce a memorable adventure.
  • Cubed3

    Albert Lichi · Jun 28, 2018

    3.0
    Anima: Gate of Memories: Arcane Edition is a real drag to play thanks to how terrible the combat is. This is a poor man's Nier- not the good one with the Automata subtitle, the really rough one that is actually somehow more polished than this. So much of the experience is just hammering on hit-sponges and getting sucker-punched from constantly spawning enemies until the protagonist kills the required amount.

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