Infinite Undiscovery Anime Game Review

Infinite Undiscovery Anime Game Review

Infinite Undiscovery is an interesting little game about a Lunatic named Leonid.  Not really, he is just the main bad guy of the game. In this world, not wielding magic was a bad thing. Those that lacked magical powers are called the Unblessed. In this world, the magical powers are dependent on the faces of the moon. If the humans are born in a new moon they do not obtained any power. The main character, Capell, is one of the Unblessed. Frankly, there were a lot of things that I half liked about this game. The flute gig was pretty cool. I liked Mar Lunaris the best. It was the song needed to mitigate the effects of the moon.




Here, almost all the characters are necessary, even the secondary characters. They are all good at making something or other. Here item making is very important. Frankly, not a lot of things stuck about this game. The storyline was peachy. However, the Trial of Tribulation was no fun at all. Everything was a copy paste of something else. The final boss was a bit hard to kill. Mostly, because he used your characters against you. The Last dungeon was kinda straight forward. It is almost as if they ran out of  space before getting to the Final Boss. That was no fun at all.

For being called, Infinite Undiscovery, there was not a lot to discover. There was no hidden dungeons. Everything was part of the plan. The only one that humored me was Leonid. His chains fighting style was pretty neat. Frankly, the Intro from the beginning was pretty cool. You know, the early fight between Sigmund and Leonid. The movie battle was so cool. Its too bad the awesome magic of this world is depended on the chains and the proximity to the moon. Without them, everyone would become an Unblessed. However, with them the Moon would crash into the Earth. The game play is really fun. Although, the abilities take forever to train. I spent 100 hours training Rucha's dragon and I never got past level 1. What I really liked Best was Vermification. That Lunar rain was pretty, but dangerous.  In any case, Infinite Undiscovery deserves 5 stars rating.