TheSixthAxis

1st February 2018
Lost Sphear

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Dave Irwin
Publisher: Square Enix
Machine: PlayStation 4 (US Version)

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Summary

Most people probably won't mind Lost Sphear's nostalgia-tinted approach to game design, but there's surprisingly little to write home about. It's hard to knock it too much, but after the thoughtful journey at the heart of I Am Setsuna, this is a pretty average showing and certainly not a fresh take on the JRPG.

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