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    Lost Odyssey

    Game » consists of 5 releases. Released Feb 12, 2008

    Lost Odyssey tells the epic journey of Kaim, a 1000 year old immortal with no memory of his past. He soon discovers there are other immortals as a conspiracy begins to unravel.

    smugdarkloser's Lost Odyssey (Xbox 360) review

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    Lost Odyssey is a very good jrpg.

    Lost Odyssey at first glance appears to be nothing special.  It looks like a 90s style console rpg living in the past.  Generic.  Boring.  Frustrating.
         However, when you actually play it, you realize that it's something special.
    It's not that the game neccessarily dives into worlds we haven't seen before, at least in terms of gameplay, but at its core, it's an extremeley solid game.  Its combat is fun.  Random battles don't occur every 5 steps and it truly feels like a modern game but with traditional mechanics.
                        As for the story, it's one of the best.  Very sad.  I don't want to go into much detail but it's about a man who can't remember his past (go figure).  His past is revealed throughout the game.  He finds himself that he is betrayed, reuininted, departed, alone, together, and so much more.  Such a good story as it gets going. 

    So is this the xbox's Final Fantasy?  No, Final Fantasy is the xbox's Final Fantasy.  That being said, Lost Odyssey is much darker and toys with emotions more so than Final Fantasy.  Is it comparable?  Very much yes.  Could it be considered a FF game if the label was put on it?  Perhaps, but it'd definately be a large departure of the series. 

    Other reviews for Lost Odyssey (Xbox 360)

      A very deliberate odyssey 0

      Running four disks, perhaps one of the most insanely over the top intro’s in gaming, and a sometime obtuse and initially slow plot that centers around an amnesiac immortal warrior: Hironobu Sakaguchi, the creator of Final Fantasy, delivers a product that is far from subtle in what it’s trying to do. Clearly a Final Fantasy game in disguise, Lost Odyssey is clearly trying to encapsulate the JRPG genre from the first Playstation era. Lost Odyssey’s core story themes and traditional turn based batt...

      9 out of 9 found this review helpful.

      Lost Odyssey was not a Final Fantasy killer but still a fun RPG. 0

      There are a ton of things that I loved about Lost Odyssey. The dungeons were fun and full of random puzzles. I love the collection aspect of the game, there are a ton of accessories, skills, spells, and treasures to find. The skill system was addicting as hell. The music was awesome, and the graphics were good enough. I loved the huge amount of sidequests, optional dungeons and optional bosses. However, I was not a big fan of the world map. The map made the game feel extra linear. The first th...

      8 out of 9 found this review helpful.

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