What is the most underrated Atlus game of all time?
Atlus is one of the best Japanese publishers and developers today. From personality ARRIVE Shin Megami Tensei even new ones Metaphor Re:Fantaziothis is a team that knows how to create and publish some of the best JRPGs and Japanese games. But what is the most underrated Atlus game of all time? Here’s our staff’s pick of the games you need to play.
Siliconera Speaks Out: The Most Underrated Atlus Game
I mean, of course Evil Survivor 2: Record Breaker should be posted here. This spin-off, strategy series is fantastic. But I will actually quote Princess crown. This is a VanillaWare game that is the predecessor to games like Odin’s Orb And Muramasa: Demon swordand it was really fun. There are many views. You see how it affects more recent releases. How wonderful. — Jenni
One of my favorite Atlus games and the most underrated series in their catalog is Trauma center games, especially sequels to the original Nintendo DS game. I especially remember the combination of dramatic hospital visual novel elements with frenetic gameplay and outlandish bioterrorist plots that seemed fitting for a title. Resident devil game. Unfortunately, being European, I never got to play Trauma teamwhich means Atlus personally owes me for not bringing the game to the PAL region and now it has to develop a new game to make up for it. That’s how it works, right? — Daniel B
About games that aren’t the obvious choice in the mainstream personality And Shin Megami Tensei seriesI have to say Radiant History: Perfect Chronology is Atlus’ most underrated game. This JRPG holds a special place in my heart because the first 10/10 I gave a game, of which there weren’t many. The time travel plot leads to a lot of unexpected twists and heartbreaking moments. You spend a lot of time with the cast and take care of them in that typical Atlus way. However, what I really love is the feel of this game Zero Escape: Virtue’s ultimate reward — one of my favorite games of all time — with its branching path structure and classic Atlus JRPG combined together into a masterpiece. — Cody
