ATemporaryDistraction.com: "Agarest: Generations of War (or Record of Agarest War for US folk) probably received more notice for its packaging than the game itself. Coming packed with a pillow decorated with a “yearning” anime girl and a similarly adorned mouse pad equipped with heaving ergonomic breasts, the awkwardly pervy collection was tailor-suited to those who love their anime, manga and RPGs filled with stupidly large boobs, less-than-subtle lesbian overtones and not a lot of depth. Thankfully Agarest: Generations of War Zero, the prequel to the first game, reins in the creepy fanservice and allows people to check out the game on its own merits. Which is great, because aside from a generic story, awkward presentation and, yes, some gratuitous, heaving anime breasts, it’s an absorbing and addictive tactical RPG loaded with over a hundred hours of excellent turn-based strategy."
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.
TouchArcade: I don't think I'll ever be accused of being stingy with my words, but if I were to wrap this entire review up into a short summary, here it goes. If you enjoyed Record Of Agarest War [$14.99]'s seventy-something hour campaign, spent dozens of hours more to fully complete everything, and still find yourself wanting another full-sized game offering a similar experience, you should buy Record Of Agarest War Zero [$14.99]. That's essentially the only scenario where I can see recommending this latest release from HyperDevBox, because just about everyone else with an interest in the Agarest series ought to be starting with the first game anyway. Agarest Zero tells a new story with new characters, but the underlying gameplay offers virtually little of note over its predecessor and actually streamlines a few things out that I'm not sure needed to be ditched.
A new entry of the Record Of Agarest War series, published by HyperDevbox, is now available for purchase on the App Store.
Nice review I never thought the story was generic though something I've never stumbled on and Its really additive this game is I personally love It cant get enough