Etrian Odyssey III HD
Set sail to an undersea labyrinth in search of the Deep City of Armoroad! Lead a party of adventurers to explore the vast dungeon in search of untold technology, treasure, and lost secrets.
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Beyond the village of Etria lies a mysterious forest with a colossal crack opening to a puzzling labyrinth. Lead a team of explorers into the dungeon with the promise of riches, fame, and adventure!
Etrian Odyssey HD is a dungeon crawler, rpg and adventure game
developed by ATLUS
and published by SEGA.
Released on June 14th 2023 is available only on Windows.
It has received 906 reviews of which 814 were positive and 92 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.5 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 39.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 1.35€ on K4G.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i3-540 or AMD Phenom II X3 720
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 530, 1 GB or AMD Radeon HD 5570, 1 GB or Intel HD Graphics 4400
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 3 GB available space
- Additional Notes: No anti-aliasing, 720p @ 60 FPS. Microsoft no longer supports Windows 10 or older versions.
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FYI: Bought all three games together in the Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection during a SEGA Publisher Sale for $26.77, so that may skew my review, as I refused to buy them individually for $40 a pop previously. Firstly, let's kill the major elephant in the room that may dissuade potential players; its reputation as a monstrously difficult game. The game has 3 settings, Picnic, Normal, and Hard. The Picnic setting makes the game easily playable by anyone, of any skill level. It's pretty much story mode, whereas on Normal it is possible for even trash mobs to nearly one-shot players. Hard mode is for players who don't have girlfriends or wives and their parents never loved them. It also has an auto-mapping toggle, so don't let that turn you off with having to map out every twist and turn, although you do have to manually mark POI's like doors, secret doors, harvesting squares, ect. Other than that its a straight-forward dungeon crawler with town setting for supplies, revives, and quest grabbing. It's a good solid crawler with excellent art designs, much simpler than other micro-manage-heavy ones such as Wizardry, New Tokyo Legacy games, Bards Tale Trilogy, ect. So if you want some casual, brain-off dungeon delving, here's your game....just wait for a sale. Even at full price it's still within the dollar per hour of game time ratio, but its definitely old-school, clunkier than modern DC'ers, with less complex dungeon crawling and character micro-managing, so I'd advise waiting for a sale to bring them at least down to $25 per game. The modern remake of the games; Etrian Odyssey Untold series, featuring a true animated story to go along with the games might be worth the price, but sadly aren't available on Steam. But these are the original first-runs that have been enhanced to play nice on modern PC's, nothing more.
Inspired by my favorite grand daddy of dungeon crawler RPGs, Etrian Odyssey HD is an incredibly faithful remaster of the DS counterpart This game is pretty much a definitive port of the nintendo ds original, using clever use of the new assets that the 3DS remaster already had, while removing the new additions that made the game a completely different beast. The majority of this game is methodic exploration on a traditional 3d grid based crawl. item management, resources and party formation make the bulk of this game. having enough modern options to make this experience as painless to new players of the genre or returning players from the DS version. runs exceptionally well on the steam deck as well. supports higher resolutions and emulator staples such as internal resolution upscaling. The Good [*]Supports quality of life improvements and incredibly intuitive controls for both mice and keyboard, and regular game pad [*]The entire game has quick save support, enabling the player to rest without any compromise, since this game exploration sessions can be rather long. A welcomed feature to remove friction. [*]All difficulty settings are available in real time during the menu, same with combat speed and other quality of life improvements for the players to tweak their desired experience. (see the bad for more information on difficulty sliders) [*]Features all new important content from the 3DS remake, including dlc that is completely optional and cosmetic. The Bad [*]In the difficulty sliders I wished the game would be honest regarding what the true experience of this game is, setting this game on normal really tunes down the intended impact of incounters, and enemy behaviours. making some encounters loose significance. Wish the game explicitly suggest or nudges the player that expert is the intended way of experiencing the adventure. [*]The game can be a little dated regarding how it handles its encounter rates, since it supports a warning system you will not be surprised, but that is intended design, the issue stems on certain floors having the encounter rate ramped up with particularly difficult encounters that can spawn back to back. [*]The story is not particularly deep, a product of its time for sure (memory constraints and gameplay loop most likely at the same time one of the few games of the genre in the platform anyways.) [*]wish they would have bothered to fix a couple of encounters that are really meant to give you a game over rather quickly, having the party asleep in stratum 5 with binding arms enemies is a particularly frequent spawn that does cause a lot of repetition. [*]The quests are still particularly hard to follow, you will very easily move through stratums withouth paying them any mind (even on expert) wish the game had in its accesibility options a toggle for quest markers once the stratum boss is defeated, same with allowing the player to take all possible available quests. [*]Buff animation speeds are still slow even at max combat speed. same with debuffs. Final Thoughts This remaster is a perfect recreation without sacrificing accuracy of the original engine, with that, its the most accessible version with awesome options, complete gameplay and supports quality of life improvements with features that makes this an amazing way of experiencing this classic. with my 65 hours in, I can easily give it a 10/10 despite its few nitpicks.
Etrian Odyssey is a classic dungeon crawler. Descend into the forest and map your surrounding areas while fighting monsters with a self-created party of up to 5 characters with different classes. There is a rudimentary story, side quests and many unlockable items and equipments by selling monster drops. Etrian Odyssey HD is a remake of the first Etrian Odyssey game, which released on the DS all the way back in 2007. It plays very well on the Steam Deck, which is probably the closest you can get to the original feeling, and has a few additional features like a changeable difficulty and automapping. Speaklng of the latter, I would highly recommend turning it on. The original game had you map the dungeon surroundings yourself. It does sound fun, and I did it for the first 5 floors before giving up, because it's so much harder and annoying on a Steam Deck (or even mouse and keyboard) than it would've been on the DS where you can just use the stylus on the bottom screen as you go. In this version, you can't do that and have to open up a separate overlay every few steps to map, which gets very tiring. Automapping helps and there are even several degrees of severity - even on the strongest setting, you still have to put in doors, treasure chests and stairs yourself which I think is fair. I am sure it was much more fun on the DS with a bottom screen though. I get that, way back in the day, you didn't even have an in-game way to map a dungeon and had to use pen and paper, but I very much appreciated having the option here especially since this version loses the touch screen :-) Aside from that, there isn't much to say. If you ever played grid-based dungeon crawlers, this has all the bells and whistles, but not much more. Annoying random encounters, tons of dead ends, useless treasure chests and, above all, a certain charm that is hard to ignore and an addictive "just one more descent" feeling. It's a good game to kill time and there is even a bunch of postgame stuff which I didn't engage with. If you like accessible old school dungeon crawlers, you can't go very wrong with EO HD.
If you play on Expert, the grind is real. Dunno how to word it, you can tell it was designed for a handheld device. The game revolves around work, grind to get levels in order to get better skills, hp and tp pool to be able to face ever more challenenging content. While new items become available as you collect and sell meterials from inside the labyrinth. The story is straight forward, a labyrinth has appeared and your a wet behind the ears adventurer, who has turned up to explore it. it is not the substance or glue that holds the game together, it just a premise for exploring the dungeon. Something youed play while watching tv, or while doing something else.
Playing this game is the most fun I've had in a dungeon crawling game. If I searched for dungeon crawling RPG most people on the review will sometimes compare it to Etrian Odyssey and how they're itching to play Etrian Odyssey likes games. So I tried playing this game and it exceeds my expectation. The dungeon crawling is really fun and not gonna lie creating map for each floor in the dungeon is pretty rewarding. You can label mining spots, tell where the hidden path and put an icon for a place you can't access yet. The battle in this game consists lots of strategy so building your team right is most crucial because you will die a lot of time. This is coming from someone who starts with the expert difficulty which IS the ORIGINAL DIFFICULTY of the game. It is really harsh and not welcoming at all which makes me understands why lots of people don't recommend playing the first game as the start of the series. But let's be honest, that is just an excuse because newer games are better and balanced. The first game is already really good even though it is unforgiving. So if you're up to the challenge to play a hard dungeon crawling rpg where you map out the dungeon as you play, buy this game. If you think the game is too hard just play the game on basic or picnic. You can change the difficulty later on if you want to try the original difficulty which is expert.
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Etrian Odyssey HD is currently priced at 39.99€ on Steam.
No, Etrian Odyssey HD is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 39.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Etrian Odyssey HD received 814 positive votes out of a total of 906 achieving a rating of 8.47.
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Etrian Odyssey HD was developed by ATLUS and published by SEGA.
Yes, Etrian Odyssey HD is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Etrian Odyssey HD is not playable on MacOS.
No, Etrian Odyssey HD is not playable on Linux.
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No, Etrian Odyssey HD does not support VR.
Etrian Odyssey HD is a single-player game.
Yes, there is a DLC available for Etrian Odyssey HD. Explore additional content available for Etrian Odyssey HD on Steam.
No, Etrian Odyssey HD does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Etrian Odyssey HD does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Etrian Odyssey HD is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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