After many years with the war in deadlock, Sieghart, a young officer loyal to the armies of light, passes through the scarred mountains on a perilous mission. There, he meets a strange girl and unknowingly changes the fate of the world forever.
Agarest: Generations of War ZERO contains many of the unique features found in the first release of the series such as Extended Areas allowing you to chain attacks together in huge combos, the Blacksmith’s Guild for experimentation in crafting of items and weapons and of course, the Soul Breed System where you must carefully choose your bride as this decision will directly affect following generations.
In addition to these existing game features, the following new features have been added:
The new Vacation Days allow you to get to know your party members better and unlock bonus items and locations by visiting various places in the towns. Also, as you build your relationship with the rest of your party you will unlock new costumes for them to wear.
Character portraits displayed during conversations have been vastly improved with the implementation of Motion Portrait. This brings characters to life with subtle animations really helping to enhance the stunning artwork.
With various other changes such as improved graphics and a brand new Card Skill System to allow you to customise your starting character, this is a prequel you won’t want to miss.
- Watch the story unfold as you battle the enemy hordes in over 80hrs in a compelling and innovative turn based-based combat system
- Choose the path of Darkness or Light through a truly epic story, spanning multiple generations
- Build your ultimate army of warriors and master Extra Skills, Special Arts and Over Kills to defeat colossal enemies!
- Use the all new Card Skill System to create your hero’s unique persona.
- Featuring stunning new and beautifully animated character portraits.
- The Soul Breed System returns! Unite with your chosen bride to shape the fate of the next generation of heroes
Agarest: Generations of War Zero ©2013 COMPILE HEART / RED. Published under license by Ghostlight LTD.
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Hoàng Đế
Games: 57 Reviews: 6
Great !
April 21, 2015
50 hours of fighting plus 30 hours of dialog equals Agarest: Generations of War Zero. If you are a fan of JRPGs and round-based strategy-RPGs, you will surely enjoy this game, the character designs are amazing, on a technical level Agarest Zero doesn't fair to badly, the graphics, although simple, are actually rather nice with high res textures and art aswell as adorable sprites, the music is great and very fitting and up beat and the loading times rather short. One last note there is no English dub, subs yes but no voice over, but you do get an excellent cast of Japanese voice actresses/actors to listen to. Long story short, this is a fantastic game despite obvious shortcomings and its well worth buying just to experience a genius battle system and to really challenge yourself. A Zero
DysonFrost
Games: 62 Reviews: 4
Better than first but
April 21, 2015
Better than the first one but adds a few more interesting mechanics but still an aweful lot of grinding involved. And Zero suffers from some of the same flaws unfortunately as the first one which is the repetition factor of enemies and the lack of variety in them. Still there are not too many JSRPG on PC platform So if you are a lover of SRPGs this might be worth getting especially at its introduction offer.
jush59
Games: 182 Reviews: 6
a lot worse than expected
May 14, 2015 Verified owner
I am not a frequent player of Japanese RPGs but I do like them from time to time. This one is definitely the worst I've played. I liked the game for several hours but after that it started to become more and more annoying. - The game is far from being complex. You could say it doesn't get any simpler than this. You read dialogues without making any decisions and you fight the very same fights over and over again. Yet there is so much I didn't know about for hours and probably still don't. For example abbreviations are not explained at all. I had to find them in a forum where people were guessing what they could mean. - The fights are very simple, always the same, and yet you could probably write an essay about which monster can be defeated best by which combination of the thousands of
ErzPaladin
Games: 77 Reviews: 7
not recommendable
February 23, 2016
Agarest: Generations of War Zero has some different flaws. One of the bigger flaws is one of the core-features of the game - the Extended Areas-Feature. Extended Areas means that you can link Character-Attacks with each other. The problem with that feature is that the linked characters randomly and uncontrollable jump from one Map Panel to a nearly enemy panel to attack the enemy. There's no real control behind it and that has certain disadvantages: fragile chars like magicians waste an AoE-Cast which normally could hit 3-4 targets at once on a single target cause the placement of the AoE-Cast is random, too. This way the fragile magicians waste lots of MP and are standing wide open for counter attacks - AND the enemy uses Extended Area-Links as well. Also there exists a lot of enemies
vorpalbunny74
Games: 781 Reviews: 5
A good sequel
December 29, 2015 Verified owner
This is, again, an excellent port of a PS3 game. Much like the first this strategy JRPG is more story driven than gameplay driven, so if you enjoyed the first this is a no-brainer. It has fewer generations than the first, which is unfortunate, but is still a hefty amount of content.