Platforms
- PlayStation 3Jul 28, 20157.4playscore7.013 Critics8.1172 Players
- PS VitaJul 28, 20157.7playscore7.313 Critics8.5339 Players
29 critic reviews · 1 community reviews across all platforms
Critic Reviews
- Lost Dimension is greatly held back by its inability to keep up the pressure of the disappointing betrayal system and its poorly written story. Still, this RPG manages to find its footing with its excellent combat system and interesting character abilities. Though the enemy balance frustratingly swayed from time to time, it was genuinely fun to come up strategies to overcome each levels challenges.
Miranda Sanchez · Sep 11, 2015 Reviewed on VitaRead full review - Lost Dimension isn't a game for the impatient. Learning the combat system and paying attention to each and every line of dialogue requires a large amount of focus but can feel massively rewarding when you get it just right. Those willing to invest will find that the loveable characters and attractive art style provide more than enough incentive to replay the game multiple times, but the generic story and often frustrating judgement system prove to be traitors at times.
Nathan Michalik · Aug 13, 2015 Reviewed on VitaRead full review - Lost Dimension’s engaging combat and interesting Vision and Justice systems will keep you coming back for more. There are plenty of skill trees for your party’s character progression and a lot of dialogue, but most of it feels in service to the Vision and Justice systems, which can feel artificial.
Som Pourfarzaneh · Jul 31, 2015 Reviewed onRead full review - Lost Dimension is a fun and deep tactics RPG with interesting mechanics and a horrible story with horrible endings. Strategy gamers, war gamers, and anyone else who likes to crunch numbers will love Lost Dimension, provided that they don't care much about plot.
Angelo M. D'Argenio · Jul 29, 2015 Reviewed on VitaRead full review - Overall, it successfully manages to mix a fun, if simple, story with light turn-based tactics and visual novel elements all while staying fun. If you have a PS Vita, Lost Dimension is a no-brainer.
Jimmy Champane · Jul 29, 2015 Reviewed on VitaRead full review - The goofy characters, rewarding progression system, and tactical combat supersede the stunted dialogue and inconsistent framerate, and while the difficulty can be a bit overwhelming, the mechanics are fun and fresh enough to temper most frustration. What really brings it all to life, though, is the suspense that comes from never quite knowing who to trust, which keeps you wary of much more than just the enemies on the periphery. This is a JRPG layered atop a tactical strategy game layered atop a murder mystery, and somehow, the resulting structure holds up reasonably well.
Josiah Renaudin · Jul 28, 2015 Reviewed on VitaRead full review - A little more depth would have been appreciated, especially since I only cared about people based on their usefulness to me, rather than their responses during conversations in the hub. I mean, the game depends on these connections to encourage someone to return for a true ending. But the serviceable gameplay was reason enough to return twice so I could see the "real" end.
Jenni Lada · Jul 28, 2015 Reviewed on PS3, VitaRead full review - It promised an experience quite unlike anything I have played before but in the end, the surrounding pieces around the core began falling apart one after another until all I was left with was that idea itself, buried deep within the rubble of potential.
Jae Lee · Jul 27, 2015 Reviewed on PS3Read full review - Taken as a full product, Lost Dimension is one of the most unique Tactical RPGs that I’ve played in a long time. Although not everything about it is 100% perfect, enough about the game is unique and interesting that it can easily be recommended to both fans and newcomers to the genre.
James Galizio · Jul 27, 2015 Reviewed onRead full review - Just a little bit more time spent on the game could have done wonders, but even so, Lost Dimension is still a game well worth checking out and one that Vita/PS3 owners should be excited about. Oh, and it is compatible with PS TV, if that helps.
Cameron Teague · Jul 27, 2015 Reviewed on VitaRead full review
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Community Reviews
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About the game
Trailers & Screenshots:
To subdue the threat The End poses to the entire planet, several countries create a special forces group called SEALED, which is comprised of eleven psychics with superhuman abilities. Each soldier has their own talents and skillsets to use in combat, which can be expanded after gaining enough experience in the field. Bonds of friendship will form amongst the members of SEALED, but be mindful of which allies to keep close, as The End mandates the player must begin eliminating teammates. Make sure to accuse the right teammate of being a traitor though, once the final battle with The End begins any remaining traitors will fight the main character alongside him.
Developer: Atlus