Abstract: Developed by Sting and published by Atlus, Hexyz Force is a new RPG that takes the traditional JRPG model and makes it more streamlined and enjoyable then similar releases. The game is not as unique and boundary pushing as other releases from Sting, bu...
As long as you keep in mind that you are getting two $15 quality RPG’s in the $30 title that is Hekyz Force, you should be okay. Neither scenario is anything special, with boast boasting graphics and battle systems far behind what other JRPG’s have off...
Abstract: The Sony Playstation Portable (PSP) has had a rough life. With criticism over only having one analog stick, and the high price point of the newest iteration called the PSP GO, the PSP has been having a tough time getting a foot hold on the hand held ma...
Cute 3D character models, many animated cutscenes, interesting storyline, two games in one, multiple endings, unusual forging and weapon/armor creation system, good voice acting, traditional JRPG themes, nice assortment of side-quests and there’s a journal to keep track of your progress in case you forget your task/what’s going on/who’s who.
Can’t save anywhere. Game itself doesn’t really explain how to break the chain attack combo.
Abstract: When your job is to determine the fate of the world, it's important that your companions and your swordplay are able to back you up. The strength of Hexyz Force is a battle system that lets you be both impulsive and strategic, smiting your foes thoroug...
Abstract: I may be dating myself, but a really great period of gaming for me was back when the Sega Saturn was trying to maintain some sort of foothold in the industry, and began pumping out some really solid Japanese-based RPGs, revamped in English so I could u...
