Review: Ragnarok Odyssey brings enjoyable hacking, slashing and questing to the PS Vita
GameZone
18 December 2012
Excerpt: The PS Vita is unfortunately lacking in the RPG department. Some could argue that RPGs are meant for the console, and yet some of the best RPG experiences I've had were...
Conclusion: While it may appear to be a simple carbon-copy of Capcom’s Monster Hunter, Ragnarok Odyssey goes to great lengths to develop an identity of its own.
Conclusion: I enjoyed my time with Ragnarok Odyssey and thought it to be a great fit for the Vita. The “pick up and play” nature of the contract system makes it the perfect game to...
Conclusion: While Ragnarok Odyssey could have used a bit more tweaking with its inventory management and online connectivity, there is a lot of fun to be had with its tight combat
Conclusion: In the end though, I found Ragnarok Odyssey to be a bit of a bore. I was looking forward to my first Monster Hunter clone on the Vita, but came away from this one with a...
Conclusion: I can’t begin to tell you how much I wanted to like Ragnarok Odyssey . It was one of the PlayStation Vita games I was most looking forward to.
Pros: Solid, Monster Hunter-like idea, Combat is fundamentally sound
Cons: Quickly deteriorates into endless repetition, The loot system is shallow and confusing, Not enough character growth and customization