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Anima: Gate of Memories is a third person action RPG that tells the story of two beings bound by an unwilling pact, an ancient monster and a girl who lost her past...
Forced to stay together, their lives will take a unexpected turn when both discover that something darker than they could imagine is about to start, a war in the shadows in which they will have a leading role.

Anima: Gate of Memories brings to videogames the world of Gaia from the Anima: Beyond Fantasy RPG table-top books. You will enjoy a deep and multifaceted story where your choices and actions directly impact the journey and decide the fate of the characters.

Dual characters

In Gate of Memories you control two different characters, Ergo and The Bearer of Calamities, and you can exchange from one to another thanks to the special synergy they have. What makes this system truly unique is that both are not "physically" present at once, but we can invoke the other even in the middle of any action, continuing the movement and creating spectacular combos. Each character also has at its disposal a large set of special skills that you will be able to develop and customize as in a traditional RPG.

Features

• A deep and multifaceted story. The player’s choices and actions will influence the journey and decide the destiny of the characters.
• Epic battles with formidable opponents. Challenge many legendary entities, each with their own special features and game play.
• A deep combat system. A combat system which combines RPG elements with fast paced action and spectacular attacks and spells.
• Unique locations. Travel through the tower of Arcane and the world of Gaia across stunning backgrounds and places.
• A huge world. You can move with great freedom, visiting different locations and giving you the option to always retrace your steps to revisit areas, discover new secrets and unlock access to previously inaccessible places. d859598525

Title: Anima Gate of Memories
Genre: Action, Adventure, RPG
Developer:
Anima Project
Publisher:
BadLand Publishing
Release Date: 2 Jun, 2016

Minimum:

• OS: Windows XP
  
• Processor: Dual Core processor
  
• Memory: 4 GB RAM
  
• Graphics: Compatible with DirectX9 with 512 MB RAM or better (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 / ATI Radeon HD 5850 )
  
• DirectX: Version 9.0c
  
• Storage: 6 GB available space

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I don't really like puzzle games. Same for platform. Can't say i like dark themed 2d side scrolling games either. However this game has the right dose of them, without being too boring or overwhelming (but you will probably google some things still),but enough to keep my attention. It's not brainless grind. For an indie game that was based on a tabletop game i think this was made quite nicely. Now running my second playthrough.
At some point i climbed into the sky, then fell into a hill (under the terrain), found myself outside of the map... fortunately in the end i walked into the portal from the -other- side. Would do it again.. Great game! Like graphics and tight controls. Like the sexy main character, and the story is top notch, battles are engaging. Obviously is not AAA game, but is excellent for what it is.. Do you want a game where the devs think that putting more enemies in the game makes the game better?
A game with a plot so thick a 12 year old D&D dungeon master will jump from floor to sky in less then a second?
A game where I think the devs just didn't care enough to polish the game so my computer was shouting at me to stop?
then this is the game for you, you get the point. just don't
. I'm certain this game is for someone, but I am not part of that group nor can I think of anyone I'd recommend it to.

While the basic part of the controls such as movement and button responsiveness works well, the platforming is bland and the combat feels very uninspired even if there is an attempt at putting some depth into it. And a big part of that is the combo system which is not well done compared to the competition (even if you only look at budget titles). The only interesting enemies are the bosses and mini-bosses, the rest are forgettable annoyances at best.

Then there's the weapons and artifacts. There's a ton of weapons and you can dual wield! Sounds awesome, right? Until you realize that weapons are merely stat boosts and don't provide new movesets. Same with the artifacts, pure stat boosts that at most also provide a minor buff like bonus xp or money.

But what truly makes me not want to complete the game is the story, characters and voice acting. There are interesting ideas there, but the execution is just poor. I can play through a mediocre game if the story is compelling and a bad game if the story is told well and the characters are interesting. But a subpar game with a badly told story? Not a chance.. Brilliant Game would not recommend to most people because it does get pretty challenging and part of the fun is dying a bunch until you find exploits in the enemy defense. I recommend it if you are looking for a challenge and dont mind dying a lot. Before reading this review consider that I didn't finish the game, and probably never will.
Just beaten the first (Well I suppose it was the first) boss.

I won't go over what's good and what's less good, I've seen plenty of review talking about it.

What made me stop playing was
(1) The unbeatable boss, Kappel. And before you say it, yes I know there might be a trick (I don't know and don't want to look for it) to it but I except some hint from the games I play.
(2) The answers to the coded paintings. As I searched through and through, analyzing the 10 letters provided by each 8 letters to find out where to put "Naberius" that was all other some seals found there. I decided (with shame, because I felt like having failed to something) to look a solution on the net. And guess what ? There was no feeling of "Oh,\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 of course stupid me, I missed that !" feeling. Just a plain "WTF was that ?" of never heard or seen codes.

So, the game has some good feels. In some fightings, some dialogues and story (I still want to know the end but I won't work for it). I'm amazed to know that it was a really small team that built it up, the soundtrack is real nice and all.

I think that in that kind of action game you should use more time in, say, *action* than in just looking for the way you should go. I'm aware that I miss a great deal of the game but if it's for more unkillable bosses or unfindable clues, thanks but no thanks.. clunky and boring there are tons of better Action RPG games. I had fun with this game. The production value could have been better. I enjoyed the story. The combat was pretty good to. There are a lot of games I regret buying. This isn't one of them. Even if it is a little rough around the edges in some spots. I see enough potential in this dev. I would love to see more from them.

7\/10. While this game was clearly created on a low budget, it is clear that they put a lot of effort in it.
The combat may feel a bit clunky at times, but the two characters mechanic was interesting.
But most of all, the story was very good and drove forward the whole game.

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