- April 11, 2022
- Gravity Neocyon
Ragnarok: The Lost Memories
52%Game Brain Score
story, music
gameplay, graphics
52% User Score 123 reviews
Platforms
About
A story driven RPG based on the classic look and feel of Ragnarok Online











+2
Audience ScoreBased on 123 reviews
story10 positive mentions
grinding6 negative mentions
- The game captures nostalgic elements from the original Ragnarok Online, including familiar maps, soundtracks, and graphics.
- The card battle system adds a unique twist to gameplay, allowing for strategic decision-making during combat.
- The game is accessible for casual players, offering a simple progression system and manageable quests that can be completed in short sessions.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs and loading issues, making it difficult for players to progress and enjoy the experience.
- It heavily relies on a pay-to-win model, with many features and advancements locked behind microtransactions, frustrating free-to-play users.
- The gameplay is overly automated, reducing player interaction and challenge, which may disappoint those seeking a more engaging RPG experience.
story
57 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in this game has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it interesting and nostalgic, while others criticize it for being overly simplistic and riddled with issues such as broken quests and poor translation quality. Many players appreciate the charm of the main narrative and character interactions, but express disappointment over the repetitive side quests and the game's monetization strategies that detract from the overall experience. Overall, while the story has potential, its execution leaves much to be desired, particularly for those seeking depth and complexity.
“The story is still charming and very well written.”
“The story is actually reasonably interesting, with Perr and Rina as the two primary characters playing off each other well, and mystery building up about Perr's role in the world.”
“Its story is kind of fun and character evolution is nice, plus playing with the Ragnarok soundtrack is really awesome.”
“The main quest is broken: you just get an eternal loading screen.”
“Worst of all is that after the story quest where the player beats Maya, the story goes from being competently edited in English to being machine translated garbage where you have to spend your time in each cutscene trying to figure out what this nonsense is even trying to say, so all appeal of the story completely disappears, which is incredibly disappointing.”
“It started off promising but the longer you play the more the bad balance ruins the experience, and the publisher cheaping out and machine translating the story after a point is just an insult to everyone who was interested in it before then.”