.hack//Link

.hack//Link

released on Mar 04, 2010

.hack//Link

released on Mar 04, 2010

Set in a fictional version of the year 2020, .hack//Link's story takes place in a new version of “The World,” a popular series of MMORPGs known as The World: RX. The game focuses on a young man named Tokio Kuryuu, a second year junior-high student who gets transported into The World: RX by a new student named Saika Amagi. After arriving into the game, Tokio is tasked by an artificial intelligence version of the character Kite to be a hero and use a tower of the Akashic Records to save the Twilight Knights, a group of artificial intelligence versions of characters based on casts of previous entries in the .hack series. Using the Akashic Records, Tokio is able to travel backwards in time to previous .hack entries and encounter past characters in order to unfreeze the data of the Twilight Knights.


Also in series

.Hack//Frägment
.Hack//Frägment
.Hack//Quarantine
.Hack//Quarantine
.Hack//Outbreak
.Hack//Outbreak
.Hack//Mutation
.Hack//Mutation
.Hack//Infection
.Hack//Infection

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RPG


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A greatest hits self-insert game that is surprisingly thoughtful about how retold events would or could shift in interesting ways to orbit the new character Tokio. It is completely incomprehensible without all of the .hack// primary material and a fair amount of the secondary stuff, and even with all of the necessary pre-requisite reading it doesn't go anywhere substantial. Think of this game as a mostly disparate anthology of what if stories.

The action elements are absolutely dreadful and the amount of time you're expected to grind is unruly, so I have not yet actually seen the post credits epilogue stuff yet and I don't know if I'll even watch. The ping-pong QTE that dominates every single moment of combat is burned into my brain along with some of the offhand ship fuel moments, but this is a delight to play in short bursts (I lose my mind every time I have to rotate my Vita to read the emails) for any fans of the franchise if you don't mind stepping around a buggy fan-translation.

Probably the best story in the series. The artstyle and Tokio take a bit of getting used to, but when his character arc really start, Link starts to get REALLY good.