anyone who thinks they ran out of game ideas needs to turn towards this light
User Rating: 8.9 | Galacta Meisaku Gekijou: Rakugaki Oukouku (PlayStation 2 the Best) PS2
This game is tottaly awsome and how i found it was very aqward as if god sent me to it.But tahst besides the point,thsi game takes every other game on the planet thats just another boring RPG and gives it a swift kick in the butt.The games concept is to get colors,draw your monster,compete with it,win more gems.Sounds boring?its not.I have spent many hours drawing new monsters and testing them out on the CPU.Oh and a helpful hint,the CPu will always draw better monsters than you so dont try to copy them cause it is really hard.They must have a god pengel cheat or something...Although the game is original it lacks a decent storyline,i mean like why does denka fight you?Is he that afraid of losing zoe?Anyway,the storyline is bad becuase the most likely had to shorten it because the sketch system must take a lot of memory space.Although the game is babyish i dare you to play it nad then tell me taht you didnt enjoy it.The battle system needs work though,i have seen a weak doodle defeat my godly 500hp Dragon of awsomeness by sheer luck.The system is just rock ,paper, scissors except its attack,magic,block with little else except luck and REALLY ggod spells to tilt the game in your favor.The attack animation could have been better,i was very dissapointed with the magma attack.Sound and music arent great but after youve listened to the creation theme music a billion times you learn to ignore it. i once had a friend ask me to turn the music off after just 15 minutes.The game also fails to balance the diffrent types of doodles,attack type will always lay the smackdown on any other type,magic types are weak and block types are pointless because odds of the foe using magic and you reflecting the spell ANd the spell actual doing something is slim as comapred to the odds of nailing a foe with an attack or magic.Overall i love this game even if it has some kinks.
