Dreamcast

Seventh Cross Evolution

Seventh Cross is een raar spel en je moet wel echt een liefhebber zijn om dit leuk te vinden, maar misschien ben je dat wel.

All said, Seventh Cross becomes little more than an endless string of pseudo-real-time enemy encounters strung together with a diverting evolution "simulation" whose unfortunate randomness tears apart what could've been a pretty cool RPG. While it's all in import-friendly English, the game's evolution concept is extremely abstract and all too central to the game to make it truly enjoyable, regardless of the language.

With other interesting "grow and evolve" titles (most notably Sea Man, the Japanese mega-hit) slated for the DC, Seventh Cross ends up suffering due to its random evolution system and the subpar graphics. If you're looking for an epic story, flashy effects, incredible realism, or any of the other standard blurbs, then don't look for this game. Seventh Cross: Evolution is an intriguing game that may not have a lot in the way of tradition, but it does have lots of room for improvement.

Seventh Cross: Evolution takes an intriguing premise and buries it alive beneath poorly conceived, repetitive gameplay. If you think the game's theme sounds interesting, consider it a renter at best. There's no way this is worth your hard-earned $40.