Beast of Reincarnation Review

Beast of Reincarnation presents a concept that could have been truly exceptional, but fails to deliver on its potential due to shallow execution. The aesthetics, apocalyptic setting, and battles against gigantic diseased creatures promise something special, yet the game often falls short in realizing this potential. Combat is overly simplistic, with both minions and bosses using predictable moves, leading to shallow and repetitive gameplay.

The story primarily serves as a collection of clichés rather than evoking genuine emotion. Additionally, the game features an overdependence on repetitive areas and enemies, resulting in a monotonous experience. While it possesses elements of a soulslike game and a traditional JRPG, the action-oriented nature of the game leaves much to be desired.

Despite these shortcomings, there are moments of brilliance, such as the visually stunning visuals and the powerful combat sequences, reminiscent of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and the Final Fantasy VII Remake. The inclusion of Koo, a dire wolf companion with unique abilities, partially compensates for the shallow depth of the game.

However, the overall experience remains largely unremarkable, as the paper-thin characters and monotonous combat leave much to be desired.