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Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millenium Girl (JP) is a 2013 Nintendo 3DS remake of the 2007 Nintendo DS game Etrian Odyssey that adds a story mode for the first time in the series.

Gameplay[]

In classic mode, the gameplay is almost exactly like Etrian Odyssey 4. You choose a party of five of varying classes and venture into the Yggdrasil Labyrinth avoiding FOEs and completing your quests. The game also has 3 difficulty options, Picnic, Standard, and Expert. In its story mode, you have a cast of characters with predetermined classes and has a more RPG-like plot, cutscenes, and voice acting.

Characters[]

Story Mode has five playable characters available to the player:

  • Highlander: The player's avatar and first introduced character: a young man who is dispatched to Etria to investigate the cause of earthquakes that have been troubling the town lately.
  • Frederica "Ricky" Irving: A mysterious 18-year-old girl the Highlander meets in the ruins of Gladsheim. In the beginning she has no memories due to being frozen for a thousand years in the past, but regains them later on.
  • Simon Yorke: A 24-year-old researcher who works for the Midgard Library. He is a calm and pragmatic thinker who leads the Midgard Library's investigation team composed of himself, Arthur and Raquna, but not the guild when it is formed.
  • Arthur Clarke: An orphaned 14-year-old boy who works for the Midgard Library. An energetic and mischievous youth who idolizes Simon and sees him as an older brother.
  • Raquna Sheldon: A 20-year-old girl descended from the nobility of the distant city of Ontario. She has a hedonistic side, but is also honest and loyal. She was originally to be the leader of the Midgard Library's investigation team, but she refused the position.

Plot[]

Spoiler warning: The following information contains spoilers. Please read at your own risk.

Reception[]

The game was received relatively well. On GameRankings, it has a 82.46% and on Metacritic, it has a 80. Famitsu gave the game an overall score of 36/40. In it's first week, it sold 90,267 copies in Japan.

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