He will smack its hands or legs on the ground towards the closest player. Uses both of its corpse arms to attempt to grab the player if they are close by. The experience, though, was why I bought the game, and it was very much lacking.Squats and then thrusts with its back legs to charge forward, sliding through the water towards the player with a surprisingly large hit area.īoss will raise up high on its hind legs and attempt to land on the player, crushing them. The game itself is surprisingly playable- with decent flying controls (not intuitive per-say, but learnable) okay modern JRPG-ish combat, an entertaining, if not totally canon story, and most your favorite characters from SAO. And Alfheim in this universe was created by some prodigy named Seven, instead of Sugo? I assume if you played the previous game, it would make some more sense, but from my perspective, it was very weird. Which, as anyone who watched far into the anime knows, would be impossible at that point in time. The thing that set me off was a flashback to the characters talking in the time between SAO and when Kirito got into Alfheim Onling- and Asuna was with them. It took me a little while to discover that the game is in a parallel universe. You cannot use an axe as an awesome cait leaf male- but you can use daggers as the female cait leaf NPC from the town with either blonde or slightly orange curly hair- and that was beyond disappointing.Īs for the story- it was just. Salamanders are a big white guy with red clothes, always) one or two choices for hair style, one or two choices for hair color, and a weapon class based on the race. Each race of fairy has one body (you don't get to choose the gender, its one body. About 3-4 hours into this game (assuming you stop for side quests like i did,) you gain access to 'create' a character, by choosing one of those NPC models and naming it. In this game, there are NPCs that are supposed to be other players, who walk around the town and say stupid little 'loading screen quotes,' for lack of a better term. I think it would be generous to call it that. While I expected the game to be second rate, and honestly it was a better game than i expected, I was especially excited to explore the game designers' interpretation of the countries of Alfheim- which is not a part of this game.Īs for the character creation.
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Savant Alfheim is not Alfheim, just a series of floating islands from which you can see Alfheim's world tree in the distance. The reason for my low score, though, is the promise on the box to 'explore (savant) Alfheim as (Kirito, Asuna, Leafa, and a series of other characters, OR) create your own avatar.
That said, the game is very in-depth for a B-rate game, having a pretty expansive storyline with quite a few hours of gameplay, and plenty of weapons and such to collect- the gameplay is just not very engaging in my opinion, and so i did not get more than 5 hours into this what looks like 40+ hour game. The quests are repetitive, and the combat is super simple, with all the characters playing pretty much the same aside from some magic. This game is definitely not shovel ware, but it is a B-rate game and it seems like it kinda knows it. Lost Song supports online co-op play as well as a variety of PvP modes, and gamers can share save data between PS4s and Vitas. Players can use a variety of weapons and spells to attack foes and join forces with squad mates to produce powerful combo attacks, while the aerial combat gives them 360 degrees of motion to target an opponent's weaknesses. Gamers can walk or fly through various environments in Svart Alfheim, though dungeon exploration is done solely on foot. Lost Song features a more action-heavy approach than previous SAO titles, with three-member parties unleashing physical and magical attacks on the ground or in the air. Gamers can choose to play as Kirito and more than a dozen other characters from the series, or they can create a custom avatar. The action is once again set in the virtual world of Alfheim Online, and more specifically the floating islands of Svart Alfheim.
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