
Game Freak's brand-new title: Beast of Reincarnation is an action RPG with a fusion of real-time and turn-based combat. Experience the innovative "one-person, one-dog action RPG" in the beautiful yet harsh world of Beast of Reincarnation. What awaits at the end of Emma and Koo's journey?
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Game Freak's brand-new title: Set in a post-apocalyptic Japan, humanity's only hope lies with Emma, an outcast shunned from society for her affliction, and Koo, the blighted dog. Together, they embark on this expansive adventure in this one-person, one-dog action RPG.
Experience a journey where you feel moments of loneliness, and also the reliability and comfort of your companion. Savor a world of impermanence, where forests suddenly burst forth amidst the wasteland. As Emma and Koo travel through this beautiful yet harsh world, their bond and abilities blossom.
Customize your playstyle with unique skill trees, gear, and spirit stones to survive this beautiful yet brutal world. Define your own playstyle through your preferred loadout, including ranged, stealthy, and aggressive combat.
In this world ravaged by blight...what will you find at the end of your journey?
Emma and Koo create a revolutionary action RPG experience. Fight as a unit, using Emma's sword abilities while giving Koo commands to unleash various techniques in a hybrid combat system that combines elements of action and turn-based RPGs.
Travel through a beautiful yet harsh post-apocalyptic world. Experience the ever-changing scenery, in the blighted forest, and the Bosses that rule this world. Emma and Koo, who met in the far east, are tasked with battling Bosses from all over the world and capturing their powers in order to defeat the Beast of Reincarnation.
Dive into a brutal narrative where every character hides a dangerous truth. Uncover the intertwined fates of Emma and Koo in this profound story.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $59.99 | 6.2Kreviews | 59% | — | $9.4M |
| $59.99 | 4.7Kratings | 72% | — | not modelled | |
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Игра хорошая, но не для всех как и любой соулслайк. Ощущение, что игре не хватило бюджета, жаль если так, к примеру невозможность переодеть Эмму, несколько скудные локации и заставки можно объяснить только этим. Понравилась главная героиня Эмма и ее спутник волк, который очень помогает как во время боев, так и при исследовании локаций, находя и отмечая предметы на карте и подбирая различный лут, оставшийся после убитых врагов. Боевка местами кривая, но в целом неплохая. Большой минус разрабам за отсутствие русского языка, но благо есть любительский перевод неплохого качества. Оценка 7 из 10
Jogaço demais, durante toda a história a gente sabe o que vai acontecer com os personagens (com mais contexto conforme as áreas vão passando), mas quando efetivamente acontece, não consegui não ficar triste. Parabéns aos devs, foi um universo bem único. Acho que únicas críticas são o level design das áreas opcionais que as vezes são muito bonitos e as vezes uma caixa de textura e um bug em que um inimigo de elite não spawnou e me travou de uma conquista.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese*, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Italian, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
| $59.99 |
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Don't waste your time and money on this game. It is a worse version of stellar blade in my opinion. Gameplay: The beginning of this game is fun for first few hours since everything is fresh and combat is also good. But there is no enemy variety and the same 3-4 bosses are reused which ends up making the best part of this game (combat) feel bland. There is no point in exploring any of the areas as there aren't any real rewards. At most you might get some extra upgrade material but that's about it. During the later half of the game I just stopped exploring all together and just ran it down to the boss so that I could clear the area. There is a food mechanic in the game which feels like an after thought and feels like it has no impact what so ever. Story: The story is so boring. It super slow and has a lot of un-skippable cut scenes. The characters have zero emotions. They just stand still and talk. Not to mention there are parts of the game where you are playing and a character is talking in background which locks you out of doing anything besides walking in circles until they finish speaking.
el juego no es una maravilla pero es bastante disfrutable. lo recomiendo si te gusta nier automata o stellar blade.
Beast of Reincarnation is a game I genuinely enjoyed overall, even if it has some rough edges. The combat system is easily the highlight for me: the different skills, arrows, bolts and simple-but-satisfying combos feel great to use and kept me engaged throughout the whole game. The story itself is actually very interesting, and the worldbuilding is fantastic. The mix of post‑apocalyptic, medieval and fantasy elements creates a setting that really pulled me in. But the way the story is told… that’s where the game lost me a bit. Every character feels strangely emotionless, the cutscenes lack energy or inspiration, and after a while I honestly found myself zoning out during the long dialogue sections. It’s a shame, because the underlying story is good — it just isn’t presented in a way that keeps you awake. The maps also feel a bit lifeless, and the enemy variety is unfortunately very limited. Small spoiler warning: [spoiler] One thing that frustrated me a lot is how boss fights sometimes end. You beat a boss fair and square, get its HP to zero, and then a cutscene plays where your character suddenly gets destroyed as if the fight never happened. This happens more than once and really kills the sense of achievement. [/spoiler] In the end, I think this game deserves a neutral rating — something between “recommended” and “not recommended”. I truly hope the developers keep going, don’t lose motivation, and maybe address these issues in a future installment, because the foundation here is genuinely strong.
Not an AAA Game. Summary: Slop
I beat the game last night, and I will say that, like others, I highly recommend this game to those who are a fan of the Nier series. Not that it feels like a Nier game, but the style is similar. Beast of Reincarnation is not without fault, but what game is. I thoroughly enjoyed it, especially after realizing that some of the voice acting was supposed to be emotionless, not that it was bad acting. I suggest, if you get this game, to sit back, play the game, and enjoy everything, faults and all, because it is worth it. I did have to Google the story afterwards, but to be fair, I had to do that for Nier Automata, Nier Replicant, Pragmata, and many others. Maybe my attention span sucks...maybe its me.....
SPOILERS BELOW! The game overall was decent, I finished the game in about 18 hours. It would have taken longer if I did not give up on exploring every level. Gameplay was good, but that is when you are actually able to play the game... Probably half or more than half of the time spent in game was sitting through an UNBEARABLE amount of cutscenes that you CANNOT SKIP. Most of the cutscenes are not needed, every little bit of dialogue that could be given to you, in game walking around, was blocked by a dedicated cutscene. I was not annoyed at it at first, quickly changed by Chapter 3 (out of 12 chapters). I found myself clicking pause to try to skip but ended up making it just a little bit longer by pausing. You CAN somewhat breeze through them if you spam buttons but some would not even advance. The enemies are meh, cool at first but there is a lot of reused enemy types with maybe 1-2 new moves, but that is somewhat rare. Just a cycle of go to an area, get to the boss, MORE CUTSCENES, onto the next area. Rinse and repeat until you get to the very lack luster boss that has been hyped up as the hardest fight the entire game. You are telling me that the little singing boy is the final boss???? The whole time it was eluded that Emma (the MC) or Violet (side character) was going to be the big bad at the end. Kind of a let down for all the "hype" (if you wanna call it that). Koo, the dog, was great for the game. Same deal. Eluded that eventually the dog will be able to speak with you if you progress through. Does not happen. But the abilities were decent, found myself sticking to 3-4 abilities while the rest were boring and weak. Game overall was meh 5.5/10. Too many cutscenes, reused enemies, and the exploring became tedious. Not worth $50ish, maybe $30 at most. That being said, the game was fun when you actually got to play it. So, buy at own risk and be prepared for a movie length film in boring cutscenes.
I don't care what anyways says this game is great and yes, I beat it, but if you feel it might not be for you, wait for a sale and when you play do not give up in the first few chapters. Give it a good chance; also, by the time you play, some things might be fixed, and it might be even better. another thing is the game ran great for me
it doesnt matter what engine gamefreaks use the graphics looks like ♥♥♥♥. The graphics and the overall image quality looks washed and blurry no matter what setting you use. Perfomance is a joke with this image quality and the gameplay is meh. its fun for like the first area but gets boring really quickly. Go buy sekiro or mortal shell 2 your wallet will thank me later.
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