Push Square: "Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment could afford to be a little more welcoming to newcomers with its opening hours, but get through the initial confusion and you'll find a charming RPG that boasts an enjoyable battle system. Meanwhile, a solid supporting cast prop up a middling story, and some great dungeon crawling moments will keep you coming back for more. Despite several unnecessarily daft design choices, jumping into the shoes of Kirito can be a lot of fun, and for the game's budget price, it's easy to recommend to anyone who's up for a spot of anime adventure."
With Sword Art Online: Last Recollection being released in a few days, The Outerhaven looks at all the other available SAO titles and ponders which ones you should check out before picking up the Nervegear, yet again.
As promised a few days ago, Bandai Namco finally released Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment for PC on Steam for everyone to enjoy.
Bandai Namco finally announced the standalone release of Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment on Steam, and it's coming on August 21st.
This game has a 61 on Metacritic. I'll wait until better JRPGs come to PS4
Been playing this for awhile now. I'm about 50 hours in, and I gotta say the gameplay is pretty deep.
I don't follow the story or the anime the game is associated with, but based solely on the gameplay and the quests you can tackle, this game has been super fun.
Esp. if you play online, I have a blast taking on missions 100+ levels than the team and still coming out on top.
The game has it all: equipment hunting, levels, skill levels, buffs, active defending/dodging, combo system, a continuously growing in complexity combat system (implement system) and ofcourse a ton of classes (around 6 weapon classes!)
If anyone wants to co-op, hit me up: WildArmor
I got it for my Vita. It's not very good. I'd give it a 6/10