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True sci-fi RPGs are an increasingly rare breed in the fantasy-flooded market, and the series' capacity for alternate scenarios and endings give it a replay value many bigger releases don't even think about. With more awkward dialogue, character designs that felt like parodies of the genre and some highly-questionable facial modeling - all being dragged along by another cliché-ridden plot that failed to advance the franchise in any meaningful way - it's no wonder that reviews were so mixed. To add insult to injury, the game was a commercial disaster, not even coming close to The Second Story's million in sales.įew franchises have fallen as hard as Star Ocean, and that's a shame because the games have so much going for them. The story and characters just didn't do enough to stand out, a problem compounded by a stilted script and a cast that looked more like porcelain dolls than spacefaring heroes.īy the time of the fifth game, 2016's Integrity and Faithlessness, Star Ocean had fallen well and truly into the uncanny valley.
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Unfortunately, the series was once again let down by poor writing. The Last Hope's introduction of alternate universes gave the ruptured fandom easy outs from the divisive third game, and its return to a four-person party was well-received by many. With the advent of the Xbox 360, tri-Ace offered players an olive branch in the form of a soft reboot.
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