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Anthony "AntDaGamer" Dows from EGMNow and AntDaGamer.Com reviews Atlus's tactical RPG, Lost Dimension.

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The keyboard-centric fighting game's accessibility has the Overclocked gang interested. We discuss its surprising depth.

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Anthony "AntDaGamer" Dows from EGMNow and AntDaGamer.Com reviews Atlus's tactical RPG, Lost Dimension.

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Glitch Cat - At the end of the day, Atlus Lost Dimension is an excellent and challenging RPG that successfully entertains with its enjoyable combat and guess who gameplay. While it might not be for everyone due to the simplified RPG elements and big focus on finding out whos the traitor, players who do give the game a chance will find a rewarding and satisfying experience that will keep them guessing time and time again.

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Gaming Age: There's very little in Lost Dimension that could accurately be described as unique or new. Gameplay-wise, the first thing that springs to mind is Valkyria Chronicles, what with the strategy and the turn-based combat. From a social perspective, if the way each chapter ends with a "judgment" sequence doesn't make you think of Danganronpa, then the fact the characters are a collection of archetypes and stock characters probably will. And, of course, the whole plot is built around the standard "students battling an invading demon from another galaxy" trope, which brings to mind seemingly every Japanese RPG of every stripe in existence. Basically, if Lost Dimension were being graded on its originality, its outlook would be pretty bleak.

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Die Hard Game Fan: Well, here we are, nearly a month removed from our initial coverage of Lost Dimension in a 10 Thoughts piece, and some fifty hours of gameplay later, ready to review the overall experience. Its been an interesting one, to say the least, though thats hardly surprising; developer FuRyu, while mostly unknown in the US, has at least one translated title to their name in Unchained Blades, and anyone whos played that game knows that FuRyu has an unconventional side to their work. Lost Dimension is no different, as its essentially a turn-based gridless RPG that features elements of the party game Mafia (or Werewolf if youd rather) attached to a sci-fi storyline with relationship-building elements thrown in. In short, it feels like Valkyria Chronicles and DanganRonpa had a kid. Once you get into the game, however, you find that its a whole lot more than the sum of its parts, and its actually a fairly robust experience across the board. Whether or not that robust ex...

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Anthony "AntDaGamer" Dows from EGMNow and AntDaGamer.Com reviews Atlus's tactical RPG, Lost Dimension.

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From the review: "Like I said, keeping your friends close and your enemies closer could not be more apropos in Lost Dimension. The depth of this game makes it a pretty solid addition to the Vita library, even if it does come off a little heavy handed about some life lessons. "

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Does the newest Atlus title stack up?

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