Full Review for Lunar: Dragon Song by chester001

Introduction

Well lets see, No chartacheter introduction, no explination of a problem, no nothing. No tutorial, no charachter development. I was largly dissapointed within the forst 5 minuets of the game, Which is not a good sign, I acctualy thought about taking it back before I even founght my first battle.

Graphics

1-10 I give a 5. I mean honestly this looked like a GBA game. The game Golden Sun looked better then this. For an Ubisoft game, I was extreemly dissapointed. The character design was poor, and the levels where cheaper. Even the monsters made me feel nausius.

Sound

1-10 I give a 4. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't good. I mean it really wasnt good. The music was the same thing over and over agian, and your attacks allways sounded the same, no matter what. If you where using a bow, or kicking someone, it was the same, even when the monsters attacked it was the same sound.

Gameplay

1-10 I give 5. I have to say The touch screen was put to more use tehn most games, but it was still easier to use the bottuns. The menus were confusing, there was no tutorial for new time players, and you couldnt choose what monster you where attacking in battle. I Have to say the best thing was the atou attack mode, where the battle goes on without you having to do anything. Even escaping from battle was harder then needed to be

Lastability

So far I havent even wanted to finish the game, There is no real story line to follow. There is nothing in the story that make you want to follow through the game. Peopel go in and out of the game without you knowing who they are, and there is no connection between the characters.

Overall

The score pains me to give. I really wish I could give better, but nothing could fix this game. Even the multiplaeyer was lame. If you want a good RPG just stick to the GBA golden sun series. This is deffinently not a gift to give someone. Or even by foryour self. Pass this up and by Mario Kart, you'll be glad you did.

Final Score: 48%