EriksBlue

This game is an un-original piece of trash that uses outdated jokes that are drived from internet memes and poor writting. The graphic are horridus and leave a bad taste in your brain, which is jarring when compared to the FMVs that you see as cut-scenes. You fight pandas, squirrels, A **** egg with a child sieg heiling, a rip-off of Ronald McDonald, the KKK, and a seizure causing Pikachu. (He even has a warning instead of taking it out). There is a pot-smoking main-character where they say it is ginseng, which is supposed to be a joke, but it makes no sense, and you do quests for a japanese Ritchard Garriott. The game its self comes off as incredibly pretensions, and it makes you hate the game even more just on principle. This is a poorly written, programed, and its completely drived from Internet memes.This game only exists because of the internet and if that didn't exist then, neither would this game.

Story: US Version: You are a father looking for a cure for your daughterâ

(Play the demo it see if you want it or not) There is just one thing I want to say before I begin DAMN YOU MUSCLE MEMORY! If you have any love for the Wizardry series and decide to pick up this game you will know how I feel. I recommend this game because it is a rarity that a indie Japanese game gets released to America (I looking at you The Last Story, Pandora's Tower, the only f**king reasons I even bought a Wii). There is also DLC Red Shadow of the Sister, but I haven't gotten the chance to play it yet. This game is hard in the same way the original release of The Witcher 2 is hard it doesn't tell you crap. (Check out the TV trope's site where you can get a lot of important information to know how to play the game also ****?title=Wizardry:-Labyrinth-of-Lost-Souls-Trophy-Guide ). I will give you some tips before you go to any of the dungeons go to the item shop and buy a map it's the cheapest one there, for easy leveling up weaker characters you can go to the Temple and pay a tilith. I won't recommend it if you are just starting out, and make sure to have a Bishop in your party, they do free appraise an item which you will need to use a lot, and a mage because at higher levels they have the spell free warp sorry I do not know what level, they get it. I really want to play the sequel Wizardry: Torawareshi bourei no machi, so you guys better play this game a girl can only survive on Japanese demos for so long.

If this is just a Monster Hunter clone, (I would give that award to the horrible, Lord Of Arcana), which it is not I would play this game forever this post-apocalyptic tale is a game, with an anime flavor. I enjoyed this game soo much, I wasn't able to put it down clocking over 60 hours into this game, and I have only finished the main story arc and haven't even scratched the Burst arc. It has a very anime-style to it, which makes it rather pleasing to the eye, and a story that kept me invested all the way through. A sequel is going to be coming out, and I will definitely buy. I have both the Japanese release (known as God Eater) and the English release. I can't recommend the Japanese unless you know fluent Japanese, without that experience you will be completely lost on what to do and how to defeat your enemies. I would definitely classify this as a buy, for being a unique and enjoyable game.

Despite the lackluster reviews, Trinity: Souls of Zill O'll has received, I found it to be a deep and rewarding experience with a lot of heart behind it. If it wasn't for Skyrim coming out this would have been my game of the year. There are enough main characters and side character that are given a lot of screen time for you to actually know and care about them. When it comes to graphics, it's not as nearly up to date as it should be, but it is leap and bounds better than Nier, yes I loved Nier, and I'm not hating on it either. The big criticism I can wag against this game in the almost lack of in game voice acting don't get me wrong there is voice acting in the cut-scenes making getting to them more rewarding, but it gets aggravating having to trudge through text. Since its lack of sell over seas, a lot of DLC will never be translated, which makes me sad since I found this to be a game that I would want to play over and over.