Reviewed: Infinite Undiscovery

One of the first RPG's from Square Enix on the new generation of hardware has been released worldwide and the verdict is in from our reviewers. What started out as a Microsoft project, developed by Tri-Ace, was taken over by Square Enix although Microsoft remained heavily invested in the project. However, our reviewers all agree that this is a rather forgettable experience...

Denmark: Read the full review in Danish
Score: 5/10
Reviewer: Thomas Tanggaard
Excerpt: "When the adventure is not more than just a long line of dungeons, that yoiu just run through while opening chests and collecting stuff, then you are left with a RPG experience that lacks something."

Finland: Read the full review in Finnish
Score: 4/10
Reviewer: Juho Kourikoski
Excerpt:
"The plot is bland, combat system awful and dialogue horrible, but the graphics are nice and the music enjoyable. However, these things don't really matter, since Infinite Undiscovery can't hold a candle to the Final Fantasy series. It works as a placebo for chronic RPG-addiction, but otherwise it's better used as a coaster or a frisbee."

Norway: Read the full review in Norwegian
Score: 5/10
Reviewer: Jon Cato Lorentzen
Excerpt:
"The sound disappears at times, the framerate is choppy when there is much going on in a battle, animations are stiff and the cutscenes sometimes gets stuck... A mediocre action-RPG in every way."

Sweden: Read the full review in Swedish
Score: 6/10
Reviewer: Mikael Sundberg
Excerpt: "The foundations of Infinite Undiscovery aren't poor at all. It just feels poorly thought through and sloppy, lacking the polish that usually makes Square Enix games into masterpieces."

Gamereactor Average: 5/10