Xbox One User Reviews

Legendary game full of longevity and fun things to do, with a great soundtrack as well.

I have played PSO ultima BB weeks before playing PSO2 in 2020 when it released in NA. I played PSO back in the days on gamecube online for a good bit as well. Let me tell, you, PSO2 is quite disappointing. I'd much rather continue playing the original one or Ultima BB. It's just the gameplay is not as tight. It's nice that it's fast paced, but it doesn't feel as rewarding.

Un buen MMORPG cargado de contenido, eventos y horas de diversión. Puedes cumplir misiones, farmear experiencia/objetos, pasar la **** en el casino, asistir a los eventos diarios, raids, conciertos, unirte a una alianza y conocer a jugadores... Un sin fin de posibilidades que te esperan.

One of the best MMOs I have ever played, and it's free there's no reason to not play it

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Great game!! Loved PSO on the Dreamcast back in the day and this game builds off of that with a limitless amount of quests and ways to customize your characters. Very generous free to play but I'd recommend buying at least one month of premium since you get a lot more and its only about $15.

I loved PSO on Xbox in 2003 very much, but this game feels too different, in the wrong way. Weird walking animations like slippery footsteps, more mainstreamed combat system, complicated menus, menu sounds that will let explode your head, loot that feels not important. I am very dissappointed. Waited for so long. Would like to play the older PSO again.

I love this game coming for pso1 for the xbox makes me realize how much I missed pso. I'm happy it came to the xbox and soon to pc. Give it a try if your a pso fan I enjoy the game.

Played PSU back in the day but never the original PSO. My perception of PSU at the time was it felt like a good starting point but I wanted more. Even thought PSO2 is not necessarily new, I am finding it entertaining to play alone or with friends. I gave it a 9 as I feel there are elements that could be described in depth upfront that would make learning nuanced aspects of the game somewhat easier to recognize and understand.

Phantasy Star Online 2 is a Sci-Fi Fantasy MMORPG. The game is the newest installment to SEGA's ever-growing Phantasy Star franchise that started on the Master System in 1987. PSO2 has a huge, rich progression system that allows players to not only level their characters up but also increase the power of their gear. The first thing you do is create your character. PSO2 allows you to choose from four races (Male or Female) and start with one of six classes. Hunter, Ranger, Force, Braver, Bouncer, or Summoner can be chosen to start with, but you can change your class as you play the game to increase the abilities you have access to. If you played enough you could potentially max out ALL six classes on the same character! The Character customization is incredible, allowing you to look and play how you want to! The main gameplay is mission-based, giving you various missions with many different tasks. Each mission has varying difficulties, each with a recommended character level. These quests are nearly endless allowing for hours of action. The combat system is incredible with open action battles and seamless control over your characters actions. If you get a bit tired of running missions, take your ARKS operative over to the casino and burn off some steam, and Casino Coins. There is also purchasable cosmetics, allowing for even further customizing of your character. SEGA has succeeded at making another incredible story in the Phantasy Star Universe, as well as giving us an incredible Sci-Fi setting loaded with Fantasy elements. JRPG gone MMORPG in a nearly endless game is a dream come ture to fans of this Genre!

I absolutely loved the original Phantasy Star Online and was ecstatic when a sequel was announced... Almost a decade ago. I waited and waited for an English release, going as far as putting hundreds of hours into the Japanese version, and it was well worth that effort! I absolutely love PSO2 and I cheered in my apartment at its western announcement last E3. Combat is fast, especially compared to other MMOs. The various classes, weapons, and abilities let you play exactly how you want to. There's one setback and the game is absolutely daunting. There is so much to do that it's easy to feel lost, and there are way too many systems in place. The flip side of this is that you can sink many hours into this game and potentially find an aspect you didn't pay much attention to before. I played on PC on the Japanese server, so playing on console is a slightly different experience. There are some moments of stutter, one particularly bad instance is opening the "Fashion" menu causing 2-3 seconds of complete stalling. This is still beta so hopefully issues like this can be ironed out before release, and I'm very excited to play on PC when that comes out.

Game mechanics do not port well to Xbox and nobody seems to join parties. It's like playing an mmo solo and you can't do a lot of the missions solo.