Etrian Odyssey

Atlus

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Compatible with Nintendo DS™ (NDS™)

Works on all systems sold worldwide, a correct regional account may be required for online features.

USD 0.00

features

Use the DS Touch Screen to make your own maps - Plot your progress through the labyrinth, drawing walls and placing icons to note special events and items
Choose from nine different character classes - Create a woodland survivalist, shield-bearing protector, whip-wielding dark hunter, or a half-dozen other types
Populate an entire adventurer's guild with up to 20 characters
Exciting battles fough through turn-based strategic combat
Collect more than 20 unique battle skills and split them across 5 different adventuring charactrers

description

In a land of peace and tranquility, the small town of Etria is troubled by a mysterious discovery. In the depths of the vast Etrian forest, a great rift has opened, a gaping maw twisting down into darkness and shadow…All who learn of the great labyrinth harbor dreams of exploring it, drawn by the promise of fame, wealth, and power. Treasures untold lie just beyond terrors unimaginable. Those daring enough to risk the labyrinth’s secrets to pursue these great wonders will be led along death’s razor edge. Do you dare to enter?

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customer reviews

Average rating:		(5 out of 5)
Total votes:	13

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dwetuski (7) on 06, May. 2016 13:25 (HKT)

A good dungeon crawl.

The dungeon is filled with interesting secrets to discover and dangerous FOEs that hunt you for added excitement. The classes have diverse skill sets (read through them all before spending any points!). Your decisions matter, and there's no one right way to play. The pacing is good, with new floors feeling dangerous at first, and safe by the time you're ready to move on. Menu navigation is a bit simple compared to some other RPGs, but this is a minor complaint.