Let me start off by saying that I am a huge fan of Vanillaware and I have played the original Odin Sphere on PS2. The Odin Sphere was an amazing game and definitely defined what features i thoroughly enjoy in a video-game.

This is an awesome collectors edition. The art is beautiful and the game itself is incredible. Get this now, one day this will be hard to find.

Stunning, captivating, beautiful, extremely playable. I don't think too many people even know about this remake from ps2 to ps4 and the game deserves to sell by the bucket load as it's that good. Just buy this game and thank me later lol.

Such a beautiful game. Lots of playtime to get through storywise and keep your mind busy.

Released in 2007 by Atlus and Vanillaware, Odin Sphere was a visually impressive action game that had some pretty interesting mechanics and a distinct art style that set it apart - however, it had its problems.

Greatly improved combat; improved framerate; the impressive style is now in high-definition

Still contains a lot of repition in areas and bosses; so many skills that it's nigh-impossible to use them all

ATLUS x Vanillaware, the team behind the hit side-scrolling action game Dragon's Crown releases a new authentic HD project to recreate and perfect the PS2 classic Odin Sphere - a 2D action RPG with Norse Mythology roots. Told in five tales from the...

- Beautiful presentation; - Smart changes to gameplay mechanics

-Easy difficulty

All right, I am going to fess up before we get too far into this review; I somehow managed to miss out on Odin Sphere when it first released back in 2007. At the time, the game had a relatively positive reception critically, but it wasn't really atop the list of games that I would have expected to...

The amazing art style and incredibly deep RPG mechanics offer up a constantly exciting and evolving combat experience

With all of the different skills; powers and tools at the player's disposal; it gets very overwhelming to determine your best route to success

Fairy tales are rarely complex, but from their simplicity grows profound truths that resonate with both young and old. Odin Sphere Leithrasir tells five such tales, all intertwined into an overarching volume, each story glowing with heartwarming sincerity and clarity.

Beautiful; fluid visuals; Loaded with details sure to make you smile; Simple; satisfying fairy tale story; Exciting and vibrant combat

Can't combine old combat system with new presentation; Repetition and limited inventory can drag things down

Having never owned a PlayStation 2, I had a ton of catching up to do when I finally got a PlayStation 3 and discovered PS2 classics. Heck, two of my favourite games of all time -- Persona 4 and Final

Stunning visuals; Sublime combat; Memorable story and characters; Original game with upgraded visuals included

Repetitive stages across characters; Some slow down on Vita under extreme conditions

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