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1. Lost Odyssey

   Reviewer: deafgamers.com
   2 weeks ago

   Overall 9

   

    

   In many ways Lost Odyssey is a very traditional console RPG. If you’re like us you’ll certainly have no problem with that. In fact, a traditional console RPG very much in the same vein as the Final Fantasy series is just what many 360 owners wanted and Lost Odyssey truly delivers. It also has a few unique twists of its own that work well. It’s a shame that there are some frame rate dips and frequent (although never long) load times to put up with but on the whole the... Read more

2. Lost Odyssey

   Reviewer: xboxevolved.e-mpire.com
   2 weeks ago

   Overall 9

   

   Gameplay 9

   

   Graphics 8

   

   Sound 10

   

   Control 8

   

    

   This is an RPG you can't pass up. You owe yourself a good experience after all these years of mediocre RPG's that we tried so hard to like, but never did. Lost Odyssey gives you a gaming experience few games can and delivers over 4 discs of epic content. Read more

3. Lost Odyssey

   Reviewer: ztgamedomain.com
   10 April 2008

   Overall 9

   

    

   Lost Odyssey is the newest RPG from the famed father of “Final Fantasy” Hironobu Sakaguchi. Lost Odyssey tells the story of Kaim Argonar, who for some reason has lived for a thousand years. At this point he does not remember anything about all of those years of his life, all he knows is that he cannot die. Along the way he will meet other immortals who also don’t know how and why they have come to be this way. You will also meet mere mortals who will join you on your ... Read more

4. Odyssey is the perfect way to describe this personality-packed epic.

   Reviewer: Yahoo
   08 April 2008

   Overall 7

   

    

   Kudos, too, goes to the soundtrack. Famed Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu has produced yet another stunning collection of music. If you're a fan of his work, you'll smile knowingly as pick up plenty of nods, conscious or not, to older Japanese RPGs. Much like the rest of the game, in fact. Read more

5. Lost Odyssey

   Reviewer: gaming-age.com
   07 April 2008

   Despite all of this positive criticism, Lost Odyssey's biggest strength lies in the game's ability to keep you engaged while lasting over 40 hours (admittedly, I tried giving up a number of times, but was pulled right back in). It's a jRPG with Random Battles and Turn-Based combat, something that a lot of us have grown out of, but its pace and constant character/skill organizing will probably manage to keep most people playing. Oddly enough, at a time when shorter gam... Read more

1. User Review by Tyn0n1337

   Reviewer: Tyn0n1337, gametrailers.com
   1 week ago

   Ah what a brilliant game. I have to say this game is amazing even though some parts are hard to solve and some bosses are hard but the downsider to this game is that you really could complete it within say 40 hours and its 4 discs long! Its still an awesome game 9/10 Read more