- November 7, 2014
- Aldorlea Games
- 30h median play time
Millennium 5: The Battle of the Millennium
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About
In "Millennium 5: The Battle of the Millennium," marine Marine and friends have less than a week to prepare for a massive showdown in Mystrock. With 19 playable characters and 4 difficulty levels, players must build their dream team and unlock over 35 achievements to emerge victorious in this final episode of Aldorlea's flagship series. However, with tensions running high and time running out, the success of this quest remains uncertain.











- The game provides a satisfying conclusion to the Millennium saga, with a well-executed bittersweet ending and engaging character interactions.
- The gameplay features a variety of mechanics, including visible monster encounters, difficulty settings, and the ability to import saves from previous games, enhancing the overall experience.
- The soundtrack is enchanting and adds to the atmosphere, while the character designs and development are praised for their uniqueness and depth.
- Many players found the final showdown frustratingly difficult, requiring extensive grinding and preparation, which can detract from the enjoyment of the game.
- The writing has been criticized for being juvenile at times, and some players felt that the dialogue became mean-spirited, detracting from the overall experience.
- The game leaves many plot points unresolved, leading to disappointment among players who were hoping for a more conclusive ending after investing time in the series.
story
31 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story of the game is engaging and well-connected across the entire millennium saga, culminating in a satisfying climax, though some players may find the writing uneven and lacking closure. The narrative requires players to invest time in dialogues and quests to fully appreciate its depth, and while the character development, particularly of Marine, is notable, the pacing can be hindered by the need for grinding. Overall, the plot is described as interesting and immersive, with a mix of humor and realism that enhances the experience.
“The story finally climaxes in an awesome fashion and the plot digs deeper than most titles would.”
“The whole story since the first game until the end was very well connected, especially the real ending of the game; it makes sense.”
“Final episode and a very good story - the party is now in training after finally beating the odds and getting a team together despite the overtures of the opposition.”
“If you are not the player who dives deep into the storyline, this game is not for you.”
“My emotional investment in this story was met with no sense of closure.”
“I also recall the first game set this whole thing up as an adult telling a kid this story about how everything became some sort of near-utopia, which doesn't make much sense if you can get a 'bad' ending... but then, that sort of framing device doesn't really work well anyhow.”