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List Price : $19.99 Price : $15.99
List Price : $19.99 Price : $15.99
Product Description
This world is called Horodyn, so named for its first king. At the edge of a village surrounded by a huge forest lies the powerful stone Arcana, the source of all order in the world. It is said that only one with power can acquire Arcana. Slayers annihilate hordes of monsters, so that they could lay their hands on Arcana. What power does it hold within? And to what destiny is one with Arcana bound?
- Features -
- Experience authentic multiplayer action from Square Enix, developed exclusively for the PSP system
- Play with up to three friends to defeat tough enemies and reap rewards together, or tackle a variety of quests in single-player mode
- Dive into the fray with simple and intuitive controls that will hook players of any skill level
- Create one-of-a-kind avatars and produce thousands of unique weapons; the possibilities are endless
Lord of Arcana Reviews
Lord of Arcana Reviews
| 8 of 8 people found the following review helpful:  A monster hunter clone? Not quite., By = Fun: Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Lord of Arcana (Video Game) Prelude:Hey. I've seen a lot of people calling ANY game out there a Monster Hunter clone, and to be frank, it's not accurate. This game has been likened to a "MH Clone", but I'm here to tell you that isn't necessarily true, and in the case of Lord of Arcana, that's actually a bad thing. STORY: 1/5 There is none, or very little at all. You start off as a High level, uberpwning everything foolish enough to challenge you and your manliness, then you fight a giant dragon, hear some mysterious voices, and get teleported into a new world where you go to seek ultimate power. From there on, there's no story, and the game is broken up into missions which have VERY little background information. GRAPHICS: 2.5/5 Now this is going to be a bit difficult to explain. The environment is rather bland, without much to look at. You have your swamps, Volcano's, Your forest. They all do their part, and never succeed in amazing you. You have your... Read more 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Could have been better, By = Fun:  This review is from: Lord of Arcana (Video Game) This game had so much potential. However, if you like a serious grind and a difficult journey, then this is your game. This game could have been much better, but it felt like they had to make a game so difficult, that it would want you to play co-op. I don't think the PSP has a big co-op following here in the U.S. so this would not be a great solo game. Your weapons do not deal any amount of damage comparable to what the enemies do to you. They can kill you in 2-4 hits, while it takes you 20 or more. It is like fighting a bunch of "elite" mobs in MMORPG games, even at level 1. Also, the fights are not very interactive and the enemies are easily avoidable, but to just shoot, dodge, shoot, dodge multiply that combo by 20 times, it gets old quick. Also, the boss fights are boring. On average they take anywhere from 15-25 mins just for one boss fight. They use the same 3 mechanics each time, and atleast of of their attacks is so overpowered it knocks you out, and they continue to pounce... Read more 7 of 10 people found the following review helpful:  monster hunter clone, but easier, By Lulu (boston) - See all my reviews = Fun: This review is from: Lord of Arcana (Video Game) Lord of Arcana is a shameless rip-off than Monster Hunter, but is kind of fun and a lot more accessible -- and it appears to be quite playable solo (the most common way of playing psp games for people NOT in Japan).So, if you've found Monster Hunter to be too frustrating or you're just looking for a decent new game in a similar vein, give it a try. |
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