There's a huge variety of demons from the extremely cute-looking to the incredibly grotesque. There's a lot of challenge and so much variety that you'll be anxious to keep going in order to discover what's around the next corner.Īs you traverse the dungeons, you have a chance to recruit the demons that you fight. You'll also have to overcome floor traps that put you to sleep or poison you, endless mazes of teleports, phase-shifters that change the map entirely, completely black spaces with no map, and hidden hallways that have to be discovered in order to progress. The map uncovers as you cross each space on the grid and it's easy to get lost. As you move, the chance of encountering a hostile demon increases so you want to be efficient with every step you take. Strange Journey is a first-person game where you move on a grid much like other titles in the series. Navigating through each dungeon is a challenge yet it's extremely addictive. Maybe he'll converse with me during the new moon Each plane is essentially a sprawling dungeon with a theme that relates to humanity's less than stellar qualities such as a war-zone, a red-light district, a shopping mall, and a land of garbage. From the moment you arrive, it becomes your mission to explore the many planes that make up the demon-inhabited land of the Schwarzwelt and you'll have a ton of fun doing so. A couple of other ships were also sent, both of which experienced difficulties communicating once they reached the other side. You play as the unnamed protagonist who crashes into the middle of a demon nest after breaking through the barrier in Antarctica.
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However, it's fitting for a series that's known for its apocalypse-themed narratives where you fight demons of all shapes and sizes in order to save the world. It's a dark and depressing start to a game. It's up to you and a group of expert explorers to break through the outer barrier and discover what's causing the spatial distortion that's engulfing the planet.
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux tells the story of a mysterious anomaly that has appeared in the middle of Antarctica. I would like to preface this review with the fact that although I own the original Strange Journey for DS, I've never played it so my thoughts in this review are from a fresh perspective of a first-time player. │ Nothing causes more disappointment than hype so at Video Chums, we avoid hyping games prior to playing them for ourselves. The Flat Earth Society can rejoice as the latest Shin Megami Tensei port makes its way to 3DS and proves that something nefarious does exist in the depths of Antarctica. Reviewed by Mary Billington playing a 3DS on June 2, 2018
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