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Odin Sphere

"The nation of Valentine was once a grand kingdom with powerful magic."

Vanillaware·Square Enix·Atlus·Sony Computer Entertainment· May 17, 2007· Main Game
80
Critic Score
3 reviews
79
User Score
20 ratings

The nation of Valentine was once a grand kingdom with powerful magic. With the power of a magical relic known as the "Cauldron," King Valentine subdued the neighboring nations and brought them under his control. His kingdom enjoyed a long period of prosperity... but a sudden disaster destroyed it overnight. War broke out between the Fairy Kingdom of Ringford and the warrior nation of Ragnanival over ownership of the now-abandoned Cauldron, and control of the wasteland that was once Valentine. With the battle growing fiercer by the day, Demon Lord Odin, King of Ragnanival, sets forth a plan to conquer Ringford and claim the Cauldron once and for all. Meanwhile, in the neutral realm of Titania, King Edmund had become a puppet king of his court sorcerer Urzur, who schemes to follow a forgotten prophecy and bring about the Armageddon; a prophecy stating that the world will be destroyed in five great disasters, but the survivors will become kings. As the nations struggle for control, the world steadily slips unknowingly toward its demise, and the prophecies become clear...

Released 17 May 2007 for PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 by Vanillaware, published by Square Enix and Atlus. Rated A by CERO, T by ESRB.

Story

On the fantasy continent of Erion, a young girl named Alice climbs into her attic and opens a series of storybooks, and the tales within come to life. Erion is a land of scattered kingdoms, dominated by the warrior nation of Ragnanival, ruled by the Demon Lord Odin, and the forest realm of Ringford, ruled by the Fairy Queen Elfaria. The two powers wage war over the Crystallization Cauldron, a fearsome device that forges magical crystals by draining the life energy of the land, each side convinced it is too dangerous to leave in enemy hands. Above it all looms the prophecy of Armageddon, a foretold catastrophe destined to destroy the world. Across five interwoven books, the story follows five heroes bound to weapons called Psyphers: the Valkyrie Gwendolyn, the cursed prince Cornelius, the fairy princess Mercedes, the shadow knight Oswald, and the forest witch Velvet, whose fates entangle as war and destiny close in.

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PlayStation 2
Standard
EU
Mar 14, 2008
PlayStation 2
Standard
NZ
Apr 4, 2008
PlayStation 2
Standard
NA
May 22, 2007
PlayStation 2
Standard
JP
May 17, 2007
PlayStation 2
Standard
AU
Mar 13, 2008
PlayStation 3
Standard
NA
Oct 4, 2011
Digital Compatibility Release
Critic Score
80 /100
Generally Favorable
Based on 3 professional reviews
Aggregated from professional game critics and publications.
User Score
79 /100
Generally Favorable
Based on 20 ratings
Aggregated from player ratings across platforms worldwide.
Score Comparison
Critics
80
Users
79
Score Guide
90–100
Universal Acclaim
75–89
Generally Favorable
CriticsUsers
50–74
Mixed or Average
20–49
Generally Unfavorable
0–19
Overwhelming Dislike