The two are brought together because of a war about to surface and threaten the entire world’s being. It follows a nameless woman, known only as The Bearer of Calamities, who is forced to partner with Ergo Mundus – a monster feared by other monsters, but is currently trapped inside of a book. The game began its life as a Kickstarter project back in November of 2012, and now has made its way onto consoles and PC.
With a story that feels bare-bones, yet surprisingly intriguing, Anima: Gate of Memories‘s gameplay is refreshing at almost every step. But then I entered the next several worlds and found myself in love with Anima‘s push for varied content that pays off and begins seeding itself back into other worlds. Hell, even its boss fight was pretty disappointing, as it felt like more of an endurance test due to how low level my character was. When I started Anima: Gate of Memories, I wasn’t immediately sold on it because its first world of five (all located in one central hub map) had me doing exactly what I expected from it.
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There is something to be said about a game that wants to do a lot and figures out how to make it fit cohesively.
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