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Destructoid: It wasn't long before I realized my adventure in Lost Dimension wasn't going to end terribly well.

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Does the newest Atlus title stack up?

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Destructoid: It wasn't long before I realized my adventure in Lost Dimension wasn't going to end terribly well.

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PSLS: Have you ever wondered what itd be like to climb a tower with 11 strangers, learning all about them through your trials, and then having to kill one on each floor you arrive at? I am sure no one has really ever had that dream, but its the exact scenario that developer Lancarse and publisher Atlus have tackled with their PlayStation Vita release, Lost Dimension. I really enjoyed what I played during E3 this year, but would those feelings be different after digging into the entire experience? Read on below to find out.

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Examiner: With the kind of story any Manga or Anime fan can jump right into and easily palatable turn-based combat, Lost Dimension, developed by Lancarse, the minds behind other Atlus favorites Etrian Odyssey and Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey, is an enjoyable mystery that begs to be played. It might be the best PlayStation Vita RPG to date. And dont let the handhelds thin library fool you- Lost Dimension is a solid game on any system.

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Destructoid: It wasn't long before I realized my adventure in Lost Dimension wasn't going to end terribly well.

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Atlus USA Inc.s Lost Dimension for the Playstation 3 and PS Vita is a solid dungeon crawler that offers a range of customization and an intriguing plot in which any character can be a traitor.

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"As the PlayStation 3 and PS Vita enter the twilight years of their existence, the number of big name games for them has slowed to a crawl. Fortunately for RPG fans who have yet to invest in a next generation console, there are still plenty of titles coming out that promise epic quests and dozens of hours of gameplay, cut-scenes and monster slaying. While most of these games are new entries in established franchises, that are decades old at this point, such as Persona 5, Star Ocean 5, and Tales of Zesteria, a handful of original games yet remain for the PS3 and PS Vita in the near future. Lost Dimension is one of them, a tactical RPG developed by Japanese game company Furyu and published in the United States by Atlus. -- PlayStation Enthusiast

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"As the PlayStation 3 and PS Vita enter the twilight years of their existence, the number of big name games for them has slowed to a crawl. Fortunately for RPG fans who have yet to invest in a next generation console, there are still plenty of titles coming out that promise epic quests and dozens of hours of gameplay, cut-scenes and monster slaying. While most of these games are new entries in established franchises, that are decades old at this point, such as Persona 5, Star Ocean 5, and Tales of Zesteria, a handful of original games yet remain for the PS3 and PS Vita in the near future. Lost Dimension is one of them, a tactical RPG developed by Japanese game company Furyu and published in the United States by Atlus. -- PlayStation Enthusiast