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1. Rogue Galaxy

   Reviewer: hard.hardgame2.com
   28 October 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   Rogue Galaxy no decepciona en ninguno de sus aspectos. Por desgracia, su retraso de casi dos años ha hecho que sus virtudes pierdan parte del impacto de entonces. Aún así, sigue siendo un RPG notable y muy largo, con la suficiente calidad como para verse las caras de tú a tú con títulos del calibre de Final Fantasy XII y Kingdom Hearts 2. Sin duda, un buen broche de oro para la trayectoria de PS2, una consola cuyo final se lleva anunciando desde God of War 2, pero que... Read more

2. Reviewer: gamesarefun.com
   18 October 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   The premise of the game is rather simple: young hero Jaster dreams of visiting other worlds one day, but he's stuck on a primitive planet known as Rosa. Although supposedly under military protection, Jaster’s hometown is one day overrun by monsters. In an attempt to save his city from destruction, Jaster meets a mysterious man with an overwhelming amount of skill in battle. Said mystery man gives Jaster his sword before vanishing, and Jaster is left on his own to vanq... Read more

3. Reviewer: impulsegamer.com
   01 October 2007

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 9

   

   Graphics 8

   

   Sound 8

   

    

   Rogue Galaxy (hopefully not) may be the last epic Japanese RPG to hit the PlayStation 2 and begins on the desert planet of Rosa where a young hunter named Jaster is getting by on the rations of the planet's occupiers. One of many planets that have been annexed as a war rages across the galaxy. Jaster dreams of one day exploring the galaxy and visiting exotic planets. Unbeknownst to him destiny is about to kick his door in and make his dreams come tru... Read more

4. Rogue Galaxy

   Reviewer: nzgamer.com
   27 September 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   Level 5, the developer of Dark Cloud and Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King, brings us another wonderful RPG that’s filled with quirky characters and stunning settings. In fact, if you liked DQ VIII it’s an absolute certainty that you’ll love Rogue Galaxy. However, if you didn’t get round to playing DQ VIII then you’ve got something to look forward to. Read more

5. Rogue Galaxy

   Reviewer: gaming-age.com
   20 September 2007

   All in all, Rogue Galaxy is a really solid RPG title for the PS2, and while it doesn�t manage to fill in the top slot for RPG�s on the system, it definitely ranks up there in the top 4 or 5. Level 5 fans won�t be disappointed in the presentation, and almost all RPG fans should find something to enjoy here. Here�s hoping that this combat system is a step in the right direction for their upcoming PS3 releases. Read more

1. Reviewer: The Cliffe, mobygames.com
   1 week ago

   Overall 9

   

    

   Rogue Galaxy is a great last hurrah for the PS2 and a superb contribution to the RPG genre. Read more

2. Rogue Galaxy

   Reviewer: Steve T., metacritic.com
   04 August 2007

   Overall 10

   

    

   This is a very outstanding and unbelievable RPG. The more story goes, the more it will excite your hearts. The gameplay and battle system is definitely comforting and reasonable. Although it combines cell-shaded and graphic texture, it wouldn't cease the value of this game at all. Read more