The highly anticipated Sword Art Online: Echoes of Aincrad has finally arrived on PS5, promising a fresh take on the beloved franchise. With a larger budget and revamped gameplay, expectations were high, but unfortunately, the game falls short in several key areas.
The game's attempt to retell the original storyline from a custom protagonist's perspective is an interesting concept, but it ultimately fails to deliver a compelling narrative or engaging gameplay experience.
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- The game's combat mechanics feel clunky and unresponsive at times
- The custom protagonist, while a good idea, lacks depth and development
- The game's world, despite its promise, feels shallow and lacking in detail
- The overall tone of the game struggles to find a balance between light-hearted and serious moments
Source: Push Square