Review Orodius 2/5 · May 20, 2022
It requires a lot of patience.
Atlus games are extremely repetitive, so to enjoy them you have to like this formula or at least put up with it.
I would rate these games as a "harder Pokemon" but with a lot more replays of battles. With no description of what the spells do, and as the name is not at all intuitive, you have to find …
Atlus games are extremely repetitive, so to enjoy them you have to like this formula or at least put up with it.
I would rate these games as a "harder Pokemon" but with a lot more replays of battles. With no description of what the spells do, and as the name is not at all intuitive, you have to find out what each one does with trial and error, along with the difficulty of the game that can frustrate many. The game also has several annoying traps that drain your HP or reset your position on the map.
I really liked the monster designs and the idea of catching new demons, merging them, and creating new strategies is really fun.
In addition, it is a game that requires a mind that can put itself in that time. If you don't have a lot of patience and are very anxious, this might not be the game for you. The same thing goes for Megami tensei 2 and Shin megami tensei 1/2