
Step into Aincrad, a world of beauty and danger where every battle could be your last. Create your hero, choose your gear, and master combat by building synergy with your partner, leveling up, and unlocking special abilities to expand your horizons.
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We put this game to every storefront we collect. A market that answered not sold has told us something about the game; a market we never asked has not, and the two are never drawn the same.
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Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Xbox publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $69.99 | 4.1Kreviews | 47% | — | $11.7M |
| $69.99 | 5.8Kratings | 71% | — | not modelled | |
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While the spirit of SAO is alive and well in Echoes of Aincrad, Bandai falls short of even the mark they set for themselves. Combat is repetitive, enemy types are lacking, and levels feel like they were created by an indecisive 14 year-old wannabe dungeon master. Promises were made and Bandai, in this particular instance, has been found wanting. 5.5/10
Bad gameplay, boring
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14 of 15 markets; the rest we haven't asked for this title, not markets where it is unavailable.
14 on sale1 answered “not sold”0 we did not ask
The 1 “not sold” market is read from the Steam price pass of Sep 1: that day the store answered for this game elsewhere and gave no price there. The 14 priced markets are the same rows as the table above — each the latest price we hold, dated here when it is older than that pass. The 0 marked “not asked” were not put to this store at all — either it has no storefront there or we do not collect it yet, and neither is a statement about the game. A refusal is a refusal on one day; a store can list a title again tomorrow.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Indonesian, Spanish - Latin America, Thai, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese +2 more
| $48.99−30% |
| 532ratings |
| 70% |
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| not modelled |
Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 1.3K reviews with recorded playtime.
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The game has a great foundation and as a casual SAO fan it does pretty awesome being in Aincrad. It's not perfect by any means but it is a fun game that I would recommend.
에코스 오브 아인크라드 엔딩(아님)을 보면 그 다음엔 뭘 해요? 멧돼지를 잡습니다. 그 다음에는 뭘 해요? 멧돼지를 잡습니다. 그 다음에는 뭘 해요? 멧돼지를 잡습니다. 그 다음에는 뭘 해요? 멧돼지를 잡습니다. 그거 말고는 뭘 해요? 멧돼지를 팔아서 키스톤을 삽니다. 딴 거 하면 안 돼요? 이 게임을 한다는 것 자체가 시간 낭비인데, 안 그래도 낭비되는 시간을 더욱 많이 낭비하고 싶으면 다른 컨텐츠를 해도 됩니다. 멧돼지 잡아야 돼요? 지금 여기서 멧돼지를 안 잡으면 던전 가서 님이 죽어요. 아뇨, PC 말고 님이 죽는다고요. 때려도 때려도 안 죽는 몬스터 피통에 암 걸려서요. 그냥 엔딩 보고 끝내면 안 돼요? 겟타로보 문고판 엔딩만도 못한 그걸 보고 엔딩 봤다는 기분이 드셨으면 그래도 됩니다. 그런데 거기서 끊을 수 있잖아요? 그런 사람은 이런 게임에 돈 낭비를 하지 않을 절제력도 갖고 있을 겁니다. 그 절제력을 유용하게 써주세요.
ゲームクオリティがとても低く、おすすめしません ・10年前に発売したかと思わせるデザイン/UI ・オープンワールドなのにも自由に探索できない ・使いまわしのモンスター/ダンジョン ・中盤以降の打ち切り漫画のようなストーリー構成
ゲーム自体は面白く感じた デスゲームモードもある程度のヒリツキがあってよかったように思う しかしボス戦に入って暗転から戻らず速攻デスになるのはやばすぎる それでデータ消えましたになるのでそこから復帰するのは個人の自由だけど 他人にお勧めできるゲームではない
So you're playing along, through the long and tedious (not to mention unskippable) prologue. You get to the end of it and you can FINALLY customize your character. You customize them the way you want (Which is... okay. Not great, but okay) and choose the settings you want. Then you get in game, and after some lengthy cutscenes your built character is finally visible. And then you realize you made a mistake. You forgot to confirm a choice in the customization. Whelp, get ready to start over, because you can't fix it. You're the dude with the lady voice because you previewed voices and didn't realize you hadn't actually selected it. Shame, that 5 hours you played and spent working on things is all wasted, cause there's no reloading a save either. I'll start playing again eventually, the gameplay has some potential, but the railroading and the character customization crap has me stuck for the time being.
This game is a disservice to the anime fandom. There are so many problems with this game. Do note that I have 100%'d the game, and even beaten it on Very Hard Death Mode. I am a content creator who Bandai Namco IGNORED IN EMAILS and thus I have no reason to give this a positive review as they did not gift me a copy of their game, I was forced to beg my audience to buy the game for me. To start, the game is an absolute SLOG. It isn't so much a Dark Souls style game as it is a maze where you snake your way through winding paths trying to collect meaningless treasure. Out of the several hundred treasure chests on the map, only TWO of them in the whole game have blueprints (gear to craft) worth getting, and they're located both on the same mission towards the end of the game, as well as on easy pathways. If you play 100% of the game, getting all the collectibles, every chest, watching every cutscene, maxing out your gear and stats, it's only about 60 hours of content, with 90% of that being navigating the mazes. If you were to beeline main story quest stuff and ignore most of the slop, you'd cut down the time significantly. If you skip every cutscene and know exactly where to go you could speed run the game in 3-4 hours or less. Most of the content, weapon balancing, and combat is insignificant as if you don't play the "meta" of maximizing your damage, staggering enemies, and using the best gear then you're just padding game time, not having a fun or engaging experience. The game isn't super loyal to the source material either. One of the biggest moments is the 1st floor boss raid, and they TOTALLY screwed up the way the room is supposed to look, and they force you behind a barrier where you can't even get close to the actual anime protagonists as they fight the Kobold Lord. It's super depressing and is a spit in the face of anime fans. Speaking of story, you play as a mute no-dialogue no personality having side character that has no influence or meaning at all. The real main character is Iori, as even if you don't use that character in your party all their dialogue is through text messages, and at parts the game forces you to use that specific character over any other. Also, when making your character, it's "body type A / B." Not male / female. This goes against the original source material. If you're playing it to enrich the experience of the anime or to get closer to the actual protagonists from the anime, you get shallow small-talk that you already know about. It builds or adds NOTHING to the characters or anime at all. For an "MMORPG game world" where 8,000 players are on the 1st floor, there's ZERO other players in the open world areas. The towns are just soulless mannequin NPC's roaming around town doing nothing at all other than being background decoration. When you're out in the open world fighting mobs, other players are just, nonexistent? Ever play an MMORPG where the entire quest zones and game world are completely devoid of other players? The game has a "monument of life" where you can search up the in-game names of characters, except if you search up names of characters that are in the death game, they don't exist, because the devs were too lazy to include every named character from the anime or movies into the game. As far as the story goes, it introduces characters, that have zero impact or completely disappear entirely. If I had to guess, the story was probably AI prompted, and I can guarantee you some quest NPC dialogue was written (not voiced) by AI, as it has all the usual AI spelling and grammar. Speaking of subtitle grammar, there's many mistakes, major ones, likenotaddingspacebetweenwords type of stuff, or subtitles run off screen. It's hilariously bad. In the prologue, you're introduced to two PK characters, whom you never ever see until the post game credits. There's a "friend" of yours that you never, ever see, who dies off camera, and a friend character that just stops showing up in the story entirely, despite being there since the the start. No, they didn't die. They just, weren't used in any scenes and the game never questions or explains why. There's another ally whom you meet early on, who's kind of a big deal (Not Kirito), and he just randomly dead towards the end of the game, off camera, and without explanation. You also get a party member that tags along that you can never actually use as a partner towards the end, but is 100% programed in the games code to be playable, but I assume they'll just make you pay for DLC in a few months to have the privilege of having her abilities be manually casted. Isn't that fun? (No.) The optional "super secret boss" that recommends you be level 200 to take on is insanely easy, and isn't even close to the top 10 hardest fights in the game. Almost all of the items "mods" don't do what they say and are absolutely undertuned for their rarities, making some early game items essentially super-weapons and end-game items completely worthless. This game isn't worth $70. This game isn't worth $40. If it were priced at $20 I'd say give it a go, but this is nothing more than corporate greed trying to milk the fanbase. Avoid this game. Youtube the story or sail the high seas if you want to experience this one.
Cant recommend this game as I feels unfinished in many aspect story just stops feels like the devs gave up. Main character has no voice and doesnt add anything to the story.
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