The first change, in the party-system, makes the game play both a little easier and a bit more strategic. Some little changes have been made that will make players a little happier, though. The same three-tier battle system of ground, mid-air, and high-air is still the core of the game. One thing that players will notice in this game is that the game play really hasn’t changed from the original title. This game does take each of these styles and uniquely mixes them, something most other developers haven’t really been successful with. Ok, yes, this game takes quite a few different game styles and mixes them all into one formula. More on all of that in a bit, as now you’ll take a look into the battle system that makes this game unique. This is emphasized through a decent voice cast, enthralling music composition, high-quality CG cutscenes, and a story that will keep you coming back. You may or may not have noticed that this game is very dramatic, and in some cases, overdramatic. This truth, however, could destroy the very world he looks to save. Not knowing what is right anymore, Nowe, the main character, follows his heart and heads off to seek out the truth. Corruption, murder, and deceit soon take over, and, before players know it, their entire world is turned upside down. The Knights of the Seal were formed to protect the seals, as well as watch over all of the people of the world. It has been eighteen years since Caim saved the world from the cult of the Watchers and someone close to him sacrificed their life to become the final seal. The game takes place in the same general area as the original did, and actually, later on in the game, players will revisit a familiar area. First things first, It should be noted that this may include spoilers from the first game, so first-timers beware. This past week, Ubisoft delivered on its first North American publishing of a Square Enix product, Drakengard 2. Players will realize quickly that the game play - a mixture of large-scale battles, like out of Dynasty Warriors, and the on-dragon missions, like in Panzer Dragoon - is not for everyone. To be exact, it has been nearly two years since the game was released amid lukewarm reviews and overall mediocrity. It seems like only yesterday when Drakengard released in North America.

Drakengard 3 voice cast