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Fast Paced Battles
Decent moves and combos
Past stories of characters adds more depth to them
Great art style overall
Intriguing story and universe
Main character and his squeeze are actually likable
Abstract: It feels to me that Xbox 360 owning JRPG fans have not had the easiest of times lately. Sure, Lost Odyssey was brilliant and Blue Dragon was good (although thats a matter of much contention), but everything else just reminded me of my local all-you-ca...
Abstract: Infinite Undiscovery it turns out, sits in neither camp – offering a strange hybrid between action-RPG and traditional mechanics, performing neither duty particularly well. Strategic combat decisions are often reduced to mashing through one of a few co...
Abstract: tri-Ace, creator of such popular RPG series as Valkyrie Profile and Star Ocean, has said that Infinite Undiscovery is a realization of ten-years worth of ideas, resulting in an experience that could only be achieved on current-day consoles. It is also ...
Abstract: Infinite Undiscovery is a decent game that has the potential to be more than what it is. This is a great weekend rental game, but nothing more than that.
Combat is a rush; AI is solid; compelling plot; engaging characters.
Linear gameplay; awkward character management; choppy framerate during combat.
Infinite Undiscovery could be the first game in a new action-RPG franchise by tri-Ace, the Japanese developers behind Valkyrie Profile and the ongoing Star Ocean series, and its also the first game that tri-Ace has released for the current systems. As...
Abstract: But, somewhere along the way, something went wrong. Infinite Undiscovery, a game that should not just have been good—it had the pedigree of an instant-classic—fell apart. Infinite Undiscovery is a game built around a plethora of new ideas—most of w...
Abstract: Role-playing games strike a tricky balance between gameplay and narrative that is easy to take for granted when everything goes together correctly. Infinite Undiscovery is sadly an example of how flawed design and myriad imperfections can mar an otherw...
Abstract: Infinite Undiscovery may leave you wondering what the title really means, but once the disc gets popped into your 360 the nonsensical becomes a little clearer. You see, the Order has chained the moon to the Earth and it’s your job to break the chains ...
