Review Roundup For Stranger Of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin
In a month filled with big game launches, Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin needs a special X-factor to stand out from all the competition. According to reviews, this more action-packed take on the Final Fantasy universe does do just that, but for possibly all the wrong reasons.
Developed by Ninja Gaiden and Nioh studio Team Ninja, the game's Souls-inspired combat and flexible Job system make it fun to explore, said some reviewers, but it's held by a few other chaotic gameplay elements.
You need a javascript enabled browser to watch videos.
Want us to remember this setting for all your devices?
Sign up or Sign in now!
By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy
Now Playing: STRANGER OF PARADISE FINAL FANTASY ORIGIN | Demo out now for console
«Stranger of Paradise is mostly a more focused version of Final Fantasy that shows some different directions for the series from its traditional games, even if those directions take it down paths that are sometimes a bit… stranger,» critic Phil Hornshaw said in his Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin review.
Despite those lingering issues, most reviewers agree that Stranger of Paradise's flaws are what makes it feel special and transforms the game into a rough diamond that consists of compelling action and nostalgic nods to the past.
For a wider look at the critical reaction to Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin, check out more reviews below, or check GameSpot sister site Metacritic for more impressions.
«While it might be confusing and memey, disjointed and weird, Stranger of Paradise is also a lot of fun. It's full of cool combat with a wide variety of options, and a job system that lets you customize your playstyle or
Read more on gamespot.com
