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Infinite Undiscovery
Mistaken for a renowned hero, Capell is thrust into a conflict to sever the chains that bind the moon to his world. Traverse a seamless, expansive world with a party formed from 18 characters. Rise against the wicked Order of Chains in fierce real-time combat, but beware not all battles are won by force. The most obvious solution is rarely the righ...
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You probably shouldn't judge a game by its title, but in all honestly, Infinite Undiscovery tells you everything you need to know. It only half makes sense -- and only when you squint your brain. That is the design approach in a nutshell. Some of the choices tri-Ace made don't make a whole lot of sense, but you can certainly play through some of the gaffes. This isn't a game marred with horrendous bugs or unplayable combat. And it's not boring. It's just misguided. The story is intriguing enough that RPG fanatics should at least give this a rental. Considering it's on the short side fo...
Is there much to discover in Tri-Ace's Xbox 360 RPG?
Infinite Undiscovery is a game that will appeal to fans of tri-Ace and its games almost exclusively, which, given the hype and excitement surrounding its release, makes it a big disappointment.
Overall, Infinite Undiscovery is not the most revolutionary JRPG to grace the new generation, nor does it break new boundaries in the genre, and it is obvious that Tri-Ace did not take enough care with its localizations to give a experience that is equal to its Japanese version, but it’s certainly a title that has a place on the 360, where JRPGs are now beginning to see a boom in popularity. If you’re a diehard JRPG fan, this game is certainly one worth adding to your collection, but if you’re new to the genre and are simply looking for the best, consider renting as this title is hardly a good...