Majin and the Forsaken Kingdom

Critic reviews

• GRGames Radar+

  Nic Vargus · Jun 24, 2012

  8.0

  Ultimately, the entire game could be voiced by Fran Drescher and Ray Romano and it would still rock. The beautiful settings, excellent puzzles and killer boss battles easily make up for the game’s few shortcomings. If you can get past the cover, you’ll find an adventure worth taking – one that might just be the sleeper hit of the year.

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• GTGame Trailers

  Game Trailers · Dec 07, 2010

  7.1

  The graphics aren't terrible, but they're nothing notable by any means
• JJoystiq

  Mitch Krpata · Dec 07, 2010

  6.0

  The lackluster elements obscure the game's real achievement, which is to create a buddy system that really works. The Majin is a big goof, but he'll risk hellfire to save your bacon and ask only for a piece of fruit in return. Before it's over, darn it all, you just might find yourself caring for the big lunk. How many games can pull that off?
• OOOXM Online

  Cameron Lewis · Nov 24, 2010

  7.5

  Large world stuffed with puzzles, secrets, enemies, and upgrades
• VGVideo Gamer

  Jamin Smith · Nov 23, 2010

  9.0

  Majin and the Forsaken kingdom is a game that will inevitably get glossed over this Christmas, brushed under the carpet by Call of Duty, Assassin's Creed and Gran Turismo. If you enjoy rich worlds, interesting stories and endearing characters, however, I implore you: don't let this pass you by.

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• GIGame Informer

  Ben Reeves · Nov 23, 2010

  8.0

  As the ages have marched on, however, countless other tales have been carried away by the wind. Majin will likely float away before long, and its redemptive story about a corrupted land will eventually be forgotten, which is a shame, because parts of Majin are worth remembering.

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