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Record of Agarest War, released in 2007, is a PS3 breeding RPG. And breeding means doing it - and what did that mean?
Not that much. Anyway, the game has a "Soul Breed" system in which players must capture the heart of the game's heroines so that they can create their successor. When this happens, there is a "special" movie that's shown. Afterwards the new successor is revealed and his stats are even based on the heroine you select for breeding.
The game is getting a sequel, Record of Agarest War ZERO, which is out this June. It's set a thousand years before the previous title. As with the previous title, there's an in-game DNA mechanism. The "Soul Blend System" mixes character trends and features when producing off-spring.
Seventy percent of the game has been developed reports Famitsu. There's banana eating and cat ears.
Record of Agarest War is a PS3/Xbox 360 title that has been revamped and brought to the Nintendo Switch. Featuring a unique hook where there are multiple generations and who you court changes the stats of the next protagonist, the title does struggle with a bog-down of features to where it’s hard to
TTP: Several games are currently available for reduced prices on the App Store in time for the holidays, allowing players to purchase some of the best titles released in recent times for very convenient prices. Among the games now available for lower prices is a role playing game that’s been made available a while back on the App Store, Record Of Agarest War Zero.
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I feel I must approve this for the banana eating and cat ears.
It's a decent game, VERY kanji heavy though. Graphics are cleaner and higher-res than Disgaea. I wish we would get this in North America, but "breeding" and "tentacle" type games have little to no chance of getting published here.
Who knows, maybe NIS will go completely off their cracker this year and publish this and Tears to Tiara. (A really great little SRPG, tentacles aside :) )