Gravity NeocyonGravity InteractiveApr 12, 2022View on Steam ↗

Ragnarok: The Lost Memories

Experience a storyline never before seen in the Ragnarok series. Choose your own path as you unlock the story and truth in Ragnarok: The Lost Memories. A free to play adventure strategy game with a card battle system and character collection system!

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372

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55%

5.5/10

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Ragnarok: The Lost Memories, the follow-up to Ragnarok Online, is finally here! Ragnarok: The Lost Memories brings back all the nostalgia and classic game experience of the original. You can now enjoy the Cinematic Newtro RPG experience on Steam!

Experience a storyline never before seen in the Ragnarok series. Choose your own path as you unlock the story and truth in Ragnarok: The Lost Memories. It will keep you engaged and wanting to know more about what happens next. Play at your own pace without feeling pressured to keep up. This is an adventure RPG, so expect to face challenges to beat the monsters, clear dungeons, and battle bosses to move forward with your story. A free to play adventure strategy game with a card battle system and character collection system!

Unique Card Battle System
● All cards come with unique abilities and stats. Offense, Defense and Support
● Plan your own unique strategy and deck to conquer different Ragnarok monsters and bosses
● Create a deck of up to 10 Active Card and 5 Passive Card to start your fight
● Visit the Card Shop and use the Draw Card system to try your luck pulling (MVP) cards
● Level up your deck and cards to unlock more abilities and powers
● Earn free cards or more chances to draw cards by participating in the game events

Character Collection
● Collect and own more than 20 Ragnarok characters of different jobs to create your squads
● All Ragnarok characters have their unique skills. Build different teams to tackle Ragnarok monsters, bosses and other players in PVP
● Rank up your Ragnarok characters by challenging heroes in the Ragnarok Hall of Valhalla
● Develop your Ragnarok character abilities and powers through upgrading and levelling
● Equip your Ragnarok character with different grades of equipment to make them more stronger

***** HERE ARE MORE FEATURES *****
Auto Bot Idle System
● A convenient auto-functions that allows you to battle and cast skills
● Idle and farm rewards and materials
● Adventure automatically across maps and fields
● No limitation on idling. Idle and earn gold, materials, drops and experience all day!

Equipment
● Farm, purchase, craft, refine or enchant equipment for your Ragnarok characters
● Switch your equipment among characters to build the best setup for your team
● Create the best strategy for your attack and defense teams with equipment upgrades

PvP Arena
● Battle in PvP arena and achieve victory by taking down your opponent
● Set up your team of 4 to battle against another player's pre-set team
● Get exciting rewards from participating in the PVP arena

Guild
● Join a Guild and participate in Guild quests to obtain exclusive rewards
● Defeat powerful monsters with Guild members and try to become the strongest Guild
● Guild Battles (GvG) to come in future updates

Dungeons
● Explore more than 200 different field dungeons adapted from Ragnarok Online
● Engage and battle famous monsters from Ragnarok Online!
● Get rare and exciting drops from dungeons to get stronger and increase EXP

Achievement System
● Earn Gemstones and other rewards from unlocking achievements

Daily Quest
● A list of daily quests provides players with EXP and "Adventurer's Emblem"
● Adventurer's Emblem is used to exchange for Adventurer Support Package, which gives goodies including Gemstones

Side Quests
● Endless side quests to unlock rewards and level up your characters
● Complete mission to earn various rewards (Gemstones, EXP, Zeny, Card Draw Tickets, and much more)

Ragnarok: The Lost Memories aims to provide an unique gaming experience for players through our exciting JRPG story-based game.

Player reviews (50)

Not recommended1h played121 found helpfulMay 2022

If you're able to even load it (it only sucessfully loads 1/5 times) This isn't a game. If you're an old RO fan, its like watching the fan movies made on youtube in 2006. The "gameplay" was clearly designed by someone who botted the original game. Its nothing but autoplay. I browsed the cash shop. Extortionate prices for random items. Your typical free to play money grabber with nothing going for it other than nostalgia. Hard pass.

Not recommended114h played41 found helpfulMay 2022

Most of the negative reviews here just boil down to "the game is bad because it's not exactly like RO". I think judging it like that is highly flawed, so let's look at it more fairly. The combat system focused on automatic character skills on cooldown and the player's manual use of cards is actually interesting. You have to gauge the situation and decide what cards to use and when. Smart use of cards is what's going to determine your success in most fights. In theory, anyway. Unfortunately the combat system is severely hampered by the game's terrible balance. For the first several hours, the game is so braindead easy you can just leave it on auto and decimate everything. This leaves a bad first impression. From the end of Geffen's part of the game through to the end of Prontera, the difficulty is in a sweet spot where the player has to use cards smartly while not being too punished or pushed to use the gacha to gain strength. After Prontera and going into Morroc, the game then becomes excessively difficult with progress being gated by bosses with insane HP and self-healing abilities that amount to DPS checks where you aren't allowed to progress until you can kill them fast enough, even if you have no trouble surviving, thanks to every fight being on a 3 minute timer where you lose if it runs out. It took about a week to get to this point and this is where the game completely falls apart and progress slows to a crawl, with each following story boss amounting to roughly a week of grinding daily quests and general character strengthening to clear. The story is actually reasonably interesting, with Perr and Rina as the two primary characters playing off each other well, and mystery building up about Perr's role in the world. Rina's penchant for violence is sometimes irritating but for the most part characters are entertaining, and when it comes to the world it's clear the writers had a lot of love for the original game, with scenes like Perr being overwhelmed by emotion on reaching Prontera, feeling like he had come home. Unfortunately, side quests are all incredibly simple affairs with zero depth or consequence in their writing and are just there to pad out the play time. Worst of all is that after the story quest where the player beats Maya, the story goes from being competently edited in English to being machine translated garbage where you have to spend your time in each cutscene trying to figure out what this nonsense is even trying to say, so all appeal of the story completely disappears, which is incredibly disappointing. The gacha is reasonable. There are two types of gacha, the card gacha where you get new cards and dupes give you currency to upgrade them, and the soul stone gacha where you get character upgrade currency and a low chance to get soul weapons that unlock a character's fourth and generally strongest skill. Both of these depend on RNG and are equally important for strengthening your characters. Soul weapons can be gained in a few other ways, most notably grinding one daily mission for roughly 40 days to get enough currency to redeem one. The game gives you an immense amount of gacha currency through the story and opening chests found through the world, but comparatively very little on a daily basis, so I imagine that over a long period the resources would dry up and the game's heavy pushes for monetisation would become more tempting instead of being laughable for how stupidly overpriced they are. Events are very simple, they just amount to doing the same daily quests every day for the duration. One type of event adds a new character to recruit with about 10 minutes worth of relevant story, the other type doesn't. That's about it. It started off promising but the longer you play the more the bad balance ruins the experience, and the publisher cheaping out and machine translating the story after a point is just an insult to everyone who was interested in it before then. This game could've been a great tie-in to RO if it wasn't so mishandled.

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