Uploaded June 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Welcome to the video review of the action-RPG Anima: Gate of Memories!
Have you ever heard of Anima: Beyond Fantasy? That popular tabletop RPG that originated from Spain? No? Well, you’re not alone, as I had never heard about Anima either. It’s apparently a rather popular franchise however and we all know what that means! Time for a Kickstarter campaign!
Not surprising, seeing how popular Anima is, the project got funded well enough with bringing over $100.000 in funds. Thus, Anima: Gate of Memories was born and is here for everyone to enjoy… well everyone who own a PS4, Xbox One or Windows machine running Steam at least. Was that funding well spend though and did this create an interesting new game? Or is this yet another game to quietly drown in the sea of mediocrity? Well… I’ve got a lot to say about that, so you’d best check out the video to get my full thoughts on Anima: Gate of Memories.
I’ll also be interested in hearing your opinion. What do you think of the game? Have you played it, or are you interested in trying it out? Have you back the project and are you personally satisfied? Let me know your thoughts in the comments down below!
Title: Anima Gate of Memories
Developer: Anima Project
Publisher: Badland Games
Genre: Action, Adventure, RPG
Date of release: 3 Jun 2016
Available on: Steam (Windows)
Steampage: store.steampowered.com/app/380750
Also available on: PlayStation 4 & Xbox One
Official website: gateofmemories.com
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Welcome to the video review of the action-RPG Anima: Gate of Memories!
Have you ever heard of Anima: Beyond Fantasy? That popular tabletop RPG that originated from Spain? No? Well, you’re not alone, as I had never heard about Anima either. It’s apparently a rather popular franchise however and we all know what that means! Time for a Kickstarter campaign!
Not surprising, seeing how popular Anima is, the project got funded well enough with bringing over $100.000 in funds. Thus, Anima: Gate of Memories was born and is here for everyone to enjoy… well everyone who own a PS4, Xbox One or Windows machine running Steam at least. Was that funding well spend though and did this create an interesting new game? Or is this yet another game to quietly drown in the sea of mediocrity? Well… I’ve got a lot to say about that, so you’d best check out the video to get my full thoughts on Anima: Gate of Memories.
I’ll also be interested in hearing your opinion. What do you think of the game? Have you played it, or are you interested in trying it out? Have you back the project and are you personally satisfied? Let me know your thoughts in the comments down below!
Title: Anima Gate of Memories
Developer: Anima Project
Publisher: Badland Games
Genre: Action, Adventure, RPG
Date of release: 3 Jun 2016
Available on: Steam (Windows)
Steampage: store.steampowered.com/app/380750
Also available on: PlayStation 4 & Xbox One
Official website: gateofmemories.com
Liked what you saw? Then why not explore the rest of the HalfBlindGamer YouTube channel: youtube.com/user/HalfBlindGamer
If you haven't done so and would like to, you can even subscribe to keep up to date with the latest video's I put out: goo.gl/QTTwz
Do you have a request or suggestion for future topics or projects? Let me know by leaving a comment down below, sending me a PM or E-mail me directly at: HalfBlindGamer AT gmail.com
You can also get in touch with me me through Facebook: facebook.com/sebastiaan.barneveld.31
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