This was my first drakengard game though and i kinda want to play the first too, it was crazy enough that i really wanna see how the other yoko taro games are A lot of questions i had about the game wouldn't be answered unless i read some novella online too, and that was a bummer considering how nier:a explained almost everything you needed to know in game I wish they'd explain more in game because since i borrowed the game i didn't want to bother buying the dlc, but it looks like the best parts of the plot are there :/. The game is funny, but it really didn't click with me like Nier: Automata did, the plot felt silly and most character i loved i just loved to hate(dito you sick lil bastard ) I've played this game for the first time recently so this topic is kinda convenientĬouldn't beat the final boss, got to almost the end of it then lost the last 2 notes in a 3double note string so i said "fuck it" I'm glad games like this exist, warts and all. I'm glad I stuck with it, and it doesn't seem like it's a very long game either, so maybe I will look into the DLC before moving on to Automata. It's a real change of pace coming off of the more somber Nier, one that I really didn't expect. The game seems to vacillate between horror and humor, seemingly on a whim. Yeah, the framerate sucks, but I can look past it. The story was batshit enough to keep me playing, and I think I'm going to finish this game now.īut what the hell am I playing? As far as I can tell I'm a genocidal freak that can regenerate my body and I also steal the disciples of my sisters (all of whom I am trying to kill). I considered quitting and just reading the LP before playing Automata, and then I defeated Five.
I started playing Drakengard 3, and after a few chapters found the gameplay to be kind of dull. I did all of the endings except the final one because I didn't feel like grinding through everything. Not being able to find a copy of Drakengard easily, I read the LP, and decided then and there I have to play Nier and Drakengard 3. People started gushing about Automata, and somehow I got interested in the weirdness of the whole series. Earlier in the year I ran across it in a Gamestop for under $20, and grabbed it in case it got really popular with the release of Automata. I knew that Nier was well regarded in some circles, but never got around to picking it up.
#DRAKENGARD 3 LP FULL#
Let folks buckling in for the first time get the full experience, please! Only discuss things that have been covered in the videos.I didn't want to make a new thread with this one being fairly recent, but I have to say.what the hell am I playing? NO SPOILERS FOR THIS GAME OR RELATED GAMES! I will do my best to be informative, and discuss my personal experience with this series.
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The videos will be pretty laid-back, with editing to minimize repetition in the most repetitive game of all time. There also may be guest commentators to shake things up, assuming I can rope certain individuals into watching this thing with me. Thread participation is present in that I would love input how how much or little editing I should use. But we’ll get to that.ĭeeArr how are you going to make Drakengard even remotely interesting to watch?Ĭonsider it a self-imposed challenge. For many years I honestly thought that Drakengard sprung from my imagination, until it became unexpectedly relevant many, many years later. It was also a key element of my childhood. It is a strange, dark pit of creative ideas and callous design.
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The player fights swathes of enemies in vast, barren battlefields using steel, magic, and dragonfire. The original title of the game in Japan is Drag-On Dragoon. Drakengard is a hack-and-slash/dogfighting/hell videogame developed by Cavia and released in 2003 on the PlayStation 2.
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