Caim is nothing more than a psychopathic murderer who revels in the blood and guts of his enemies (and friends). And he's somehow the LEAST worst person.Īnd then there's Caim, the character you play as. A man who is upset at the death of his brothers not just because they were killed while he was away, but because the reason he wasn't there to protect them was because he was off in the forest having sex with young boys. You meet her after she has been imprisoned for eating children and laughing about it. An elf who killed and ate her own children and continues to enjoy eating children, believing that all children will be safe inside of her womb. A child so in love with the story of an ancient hero that he is willing to do anything, including end the world, just to be called a hero. Your supporting cast, the people in your RPG party consist of the following: The music exists to unnerve you, to make you think that something is very, very wrong.Īnd oh yes, there is something very wrong with Drakengard.Ĭan YOU spot the classical piece in this cacophony? Oh yes, spoilers for Drakengard will now follow.Įven though I think the story in Drakengard is pretty shit all around, I like it because of the characters and their eventual fates. And then you realize that the chaos, the manic sounds of instruments, is exactly the point. But then you dig deeper and you start to understand that the songs contain entire sections from classical pieces all skewered and fucked beyond recognition. Just people making instruments do things they were not meant to do. At first listen, the soundtrack is nothing more than noise. Drakengard has two saving graces: its story and its soundtrack. Not to mention the fact that the game has one of the hardest final bosses ever in video games for all the wrong reasons. The Panzer Dragoon sections were terrible and don't even get me started on the insane things you had to do to get all the weapons and then max them out. It had boring ground combat that makes Dynasty Warriors look like Bayonetta. Or rather I guess they HATED you because Cavia is no longer a game studio, sadly.īut the biggest fuck you they pulled? Drakengard. Cavia hates you, the person playing their game. The achievement for beating the game on hard? It's with a single point. Bullet Witch has an achievement for beating the game on the hardest difficulty, which is brutally difficult thanks to the fact that enemies are bullet sponges and the last boss has about a two second vulnerability period every, oh, five minutes or so. They are also known for being masters in the art of fucking with their players. Nier was made by Cavia, a studio known for mediocre to utter shit games. Strap yourselves in, duders, this is going to be long and probably not all that interesting. But despite that, the game has something many games these days do not: heart. The sidequests, which make up a larger chunk of the game than the main quest, range from annoyingly tedious to 'why am I even bothering with this garbage'. It's not the prettiest game in the world, nor is it the most innovative when it comes to action RPGs.
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Critics did not much care for the game, and I can understand why.
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Justin McElroy gave the game a zero because he couldn't catch a fish then refused to go back and actually finish the game when people told him how to do so.
Nier was released in 2010 by Square Enix to little buzz and absolutely middle-of-the-road reviews. It is, to me, the best game of the generation and you can't take that away from me. Because GiantBomb's community just had its Game of the Generation tournament I thought now would be the best time to educate the community on a game that has a devoted cult-ish fanbase/following to which I belong.
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