PlayStation2
- Gorgeous hand-drawn artwork and animations
- Intense side-scrolling action with astonishing attacks and magic effects
- Fully-voiced dialogue that heightens the drama
- Five playable characters in all - each one's fate is intertwined with the others
- Powerful orchestral musical score from Hitoshi Sakimoto, composer of Final Fantasy XII
- A robust cooking and alchemy system that can be used to create powerful attack and recovery items
- PAL version includes 60Hz display mode to deliver the experience that the creators intended, and an optimised 50Hz display mode too
- In-game text is fully localised into English, French, German, Spanish and Italian
- Includes the option for the user to select either English or the original Japanese voice acting for the in-game characters
Handcrafted to perfection, Odin Sphere is a visual experience that most players dream of but rarely play.
Delivering a stunning renaissance of hand-drawn artwork, superb action gameplay and a powerful score, Odin Sphere brings together five individual tales to tell an epic story of power, loss and love. Lands of snow, emerald forests and chasms of fire beckon you. Play five magnificently hand-rendered characters in the enchanted fairy realm of Erion, filled with mythical beasts and gargantuan monsters!

Average rating (3 reviews)
RPG Masterpiece , A must for Ps2
TrueOrochi | 24/03/2008 | See all TrueOrochi's reviews (3) »
The Playstation 2 has had a heck of a 7 year run, and at the end we're still seeing amazing titles released for it. Many gamers might ignore Odin Sphere just based on its J-RPG roots and cutesy art style. To do so would be a huge mistake. Vanillaware and Atlus have teamed up to make one of the most enjoyable, unique, and visually appealing titles the veteran PS2 has ever seen. With a brawler foundation and borrowing from several other gameplay styles, Odin Sphere should appeal to old-school gamers, RPG fans, and even button-mashers alike. Do yourself a favor and pick up Odin Sphere before it becomes the rare cult classic it's destined to be.
Odin Sphere
soulhybrid | 05/03/2008 | See all soulhybrid's reviews (1) »
Odin Sphere offers 2D Game play but it is repetative and can get annoying. although looking good there are a few good aspects to the game but overall no... you can run in a circle so the levels are time looped and the levels can be completed in 1 minute ( I have done this).
Absolutely Amazing
Sevorthate | 29/02/2008 | See all Sevorthate's reviews (1) »
PAL: Will play on UK and European Playstation2 only | |
12+ (PEGI) |























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