Pro Reviews
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submit review Reviews: Crimson Tears
| website | score | publish date | article quality |
| GameDaily | 4/10 | Aug 16 '04 | |
| Gamespy | 2/5 | Jul 21 '04 | |
| Thunderbolt | 6/10 | Jul 18 '07 | |
| EuroGamer | 7/10 | Oct 27 '04 | |
| Game Over | 74% | Nov 05 '04 | |
| GamePro | 12/15 | Jul 27 '04 | |
| GameSpot | 6.8/10 | Jul 19 '04 | |
| IGN PS2 | 7.1/10 | Jul 21 '04 | |
| PSX2 | 6/10 | Aug 02 '04 | |
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Previews
| website | publish date | article rating | |
| Computer and Video Games | Jul 20 '04 | ||
| IGN PS2 | Apr 27 '04 | ||
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What They Say:
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"Their mission is to cleanse the dungeon-like Dimension Mazes of all rogue A.R.M.A soldiers before they escape and start attacking the citizens of Tokyo (circa 2044)." "
"...it's an enjoyable hackandslash with a thoughtful combat system, some nice integration of RPG elements, and a story that kept us interested once it stopped trying to confuse us by failing to clarify who or what anything was or had to do with anything. For others, however, it will be a fairly normal hackandslash with some frilly bits that simply makes you do everything three or four more times than you actually wanted."
"Crimson Tears isn't broken in any way, and if you can overlook the occasionally frustrating fixed camera, it gets better the more you play it."
"With its solid fighting system, lengthy combos, RPG elements and stylized cinema sequences, though, we've found ourselves having a good time of single player mode. Fans of fighting games will want to keep an eye out for Crimson Tears..."
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