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Arc the Lad: End of Darkness
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Binding: Video Game
Brand: Namco
EAN: 0722674100281
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Item Dimensions: 100
Label: Namco
Manufacturer: Namco
Model: P2NAMC 722674100281
MPN: 10028
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: PlayStation2
Publisher: Namco
Release Date: March 27, 2006
Studio: Namco
Features:- End of Darkness includes many characters and settings from ARC THE LAD: Twilight of the Spirits
- utilizing powerful weaponry and magic to avert the threat
- unlocking more than 24 playable characters
- Coop mode. Proceed through missions in teams of 4, look for rare cards by defeating enemies in dungeons (online-exclusive missions are included), and chat live.
- Easy mode. Quick-play coop mode without chat.
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Editorial Review:
Arc The Lad: End of Darkness takes place five years after, yet in the same world as Arc The Lad: Twilight of the Spirits. Edda is a young man whose youth is markedby a "boring island life", but his serenity is shattered when he meets Kirika, a rude young woman, on the beach. Shortly after, Edda tries to help a hunter capture vicious criminals, but when the hunter is killed, Edda notices Kirika standing nearby, and his suspicions begin to grow about the mysterious young woman. Edda who has awakened as a full-fledged exorcist becomes a hunter himself. Realizing a sense of responsibility to save the weakened world, he sets out on a remarkable journey that will ultimately pit civilization against nature. For the first time, the Arc The Lad series takes a real-time action approach, and players fight vigorously though various action-packed missions to build up their character. They then take the same character online to fight and cooperate with up to seven other gamers. The game will include an all-star cast of characters from the Arc the Lad series. Total of 24 Characters From the Arc The Lad Series. Defeat your enemies, collect items and magic, and build your character.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - No-frills RPG about the adventures of a powerful boy hunter
Arc the Lad: End of Darkness is an RPG game. Released in 2005 (US), EoD is the fifth installment of the Arc the Lad game series.
The lead character of EoD is new to the Arc the Lad franchise. Edda is a 16-year-old boy whose family was fleeing a war and eventually ended up living on Cragh Island. Edda is the world's last surviving exorcist, and has decided to become a hunter so he can travel the world to fight malademons. (Note: The advertising for EoD says that Edda was living a "boring ... Read More
Rating:  - So-so
Ark the Lad:End of Darkness is an adventure game in a fantasy setting. It has average graphics and mediocre music. The characters are not extremely deep, and the story is pretty slow moving, but not unbearably so. The dialog is par for this type of game; not incredibly interesting or insightful. I recommend this game to fans of fantasy adventure games, otherwise you should probably rent this one to see if you like it before you make a purchase.
Rating:  - garbage rpg
this is the worse rpg I have ever play. stay away from it
Rating: - Arc the lad: this game is crap
this series fell flat when it hit the PS2. i was so mad when i picked up the last one and from the sound of this one it is more of the same. it seems the company is trying to bank on a dead character. its nice that they put history in the game but in the form of cards, please. i am truly disapointed in the turn of this series, its completely different from the collection.
Rating:  - For Shame
I am a huge fan of the Arc The Lad series. I loved the collection and Twilight Of Spirits. After reading the stories about this game, I thought "Oh my god, Arc is being ressurected!" Unfortunately, NO ONE from any of the past games make a big influence in this "Story". Darc and Kharg are gone along with most of the awesome Deimos characters. The cast from 1,2 and 3 return in the form of cards that you battle with. I thought the story line was incredibly stupid. They try to bring back the idea of guilds ... Read More
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