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July 12, 2002

Riviera: The Promised Land

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Riviera: The Promised Land
Based on 2 Ratings
7.6
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Based on 26 Reviews
76
Release date
July 12, 2002
Developer
Sting
Publisher
Atlus Sting
Genre
RPG
Platform
PSP Game Boy Advance WonderSwan Color

Summary

1000 years have passed since Ragnarok, the war between Asgard, realm of the gods, and Utgard, home of the demons. Recently, the floating island of Riviera has been showing signs of the demons’ return. With the gods no longer present, another Ragnarok would mean certain doom for Asgard. The decision had been made to evoke the Retribution and destroy Riviera; the Grim Angels Ein and Ledah were appointed as the executors of this task. Now, two angels descend upon the Promised Land. [Atlus Software]

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  • 88
    Gaming Nexus June 15, 2024
    If you own a GBA or a DS then be sure to check out Riviera if you can find a copy, you'll find a very fun and challenging game underneath its cutesy exterior, and clocking it at well over twenty hours for the first play through you'll be long entertained, even into your second time around when you seek out all the stuff you missed the first time.
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  • 88
    Inside Gamer Online June 15, 2024
    The game also features some nice unlockables as well as multiple endings for every character in the party. And just in case you need another incentive, Atlus isn't shipping too many copies either, so grab it while you can.
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  • 87
    GameSpot June 15, 2024
    The game ultimately exceeds expectations thanks to its engrossing story and superslick production values.
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  • 87
    GameCube Advanced June 15, 2024
    I was delighted to find such a different approach and concept that somehow worked so well. My only real complaint is the inventory system, and frankly that is in itself, trivial.
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  • 85
    Deeko June 15, 2024
    A fantastic storyline, beautiful art design and a soundtrack that will blow your mind are just a few of the factors that make Riviera one of the best RPGs on the GBA to date.
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