Over 60 weapons to collect and level up, no bonus bosses to slay except for the fact of multiple endings to see and collect. There's a lot of CGI which is pretty much typical of a Square game, and they're pretty top notch. Combat can get repetitive since when you slay a soldier, they dont scream about their deaths which is very annoying since there's blood aboundful, and not an ounce of a deathscream when they fall. There's a lot here that can get one shocked in horror as the surprises and endings can be quite...gothic to say the least. Other than that Drakengard is a good start for Square to venture into other areas other than the traditional turnbased or real time RPGs.
When I first heard about Drakengard, it was in relation to the dragon riding aspects of the title, a facet which drove me to desire the game with a great amount of intensity.(Besides the thought to expand my Square-Enix ... Read Full Review
This game is very fun to play if you like other games such as, Dynasty Warriors. The only real advantage this game has is that is long. For any true gamer, the best thing is the length of the game. No one wants to play &... Read Full Review
