Another poorly translated title that makes my head ache, Infinite Undiscovery is by most critics' accounts a decent if unremarkable JRPG, one that as a result is best remembered for its absurd name and little else. Aside from sounding incredibly clunky, it's just not very exciting when you break it down into its core parts: it's about a seemingly endless amount (infinite) of basically not exploring anything (undiscovery). Wow, that really makes me want to pick this game up and play, doesn't it? Can you imagine some of the other titles they probably toyed around with? Endless Non-Exploration? Unsurprisingly, the game has barely sold half a million units in the 5 years since its release, and is mostly a curio for JRPG obsessives and little else.
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