Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll is a surprisingly solid and addictive game, especially given Omega Force’s approach of fitting a Dynasty Warriors-shaped peg into a JRPG-shaped hole. Despite the almost necessary repetition facilitated by the game’s structure of accepting quests and venturing to locales that become all too familiar as the game stretches on, there is an addictive quality to the rewards you get by completing those quests, not to mention the loot that you pick up while on the quests. Combined with the sense that when you’re part of a team, you can do anything, that mechanic makes Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll a game worth putting 40-50 hours into. This is especially true when you know that in the times that the game is at its worst, it is most certainly going to get better.
Souls of Zill O’ll does nothing new with the whole good vs. evil plot line, and it’s, frankly, a rather weak narrative. There are a few twists along the journey, and the ending is pretty cool, but it is otherwise your run of the mill plot line. With that said, Trinity: Souls of Zill O’ll has some of the best action RPG gameplay that Bit Cultures has ever had the pleasure to experience.
DHGF: 2012 isn’t a very exciting year for gaming to me. In fact, it’s the least interesting to me in well over a decade. It’s not such a bad thing though, as this finally allows me to clear my backlog of games from 2011 (and older). So now instead of sitting on a shelf, taking up space, I can finally experience them and see if they’re worth keeping around or not. The point of this monthly column will be to cover these old releases, especially since many of them are games we never reviewed when they were first released.
There are a lot of Warriors games out there for the PS3, especially including Japanese imports.
Which ones are the best value?
A great warrior game like this. Open world,weapons upgrade system,a above average story,side quests which are not all just fetch this and fetch that,great weapons or a create a weapons system,above average company in real time and smooth running while delivering at the very least good looking graphics. Any suggestions. How is two world 2?
