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Loyal soldiers are always rewarded for their service, so pre-orders and limited launch copies of the physical PS4 and Xbox One versions in Europe will come packaged with a 12-track soundtrack by the renowned Yasunori Mitsuda (Chrono Trigger, Stella Glow). In the wake of a revolution, Jutland’s elite soldiers, the Vanargand, must band together to defeat the Ruzi Empire and stop death itself--the Valkyria. This grizzled anti-Valkyria squad is equipped with advanced mana weaponry and has the powerful ability to wield ragnite spells to combat this terrifying threat.
The unit is comprised of soldiers who have a high affinity for ragnite, and even Jutland’s own Princess Ophelia has joined the ranks. The princess carries the utmost love for her country and has answered the call of duty to liberate those who are suffering from the Ruzi’s tyranny. However, Amleth Grønkjær, the commanding officer of Vanargand hides a terrible secret.
Is he friend or foe to the country he has sworn to protect? Valkyria Revolution Features A Brush with Death - Turning the tide of battle in Valkyria Revolution XBOX ONE is Brunhilde, an ancient and powerful Valkyria, a fearsome being with near limitless power. She's bound by oath to the enemy forces, and players will have to discover how to defeat the incarnation of death itself. Prepare for Battle - Valkyria Revolution has a brand new battle system that mixes real-time combat and tactical strategy.
Players can take control of the battlefield using brazen combos or cunning tactics. Finding a balance between them is the key to excelling in skirmishes. The Ingenuity of War - Through adversity comes great engineering, and with a besieged homeland, players will be able to upgrade their existing weapons through branching customization paths with ragnite.
A New Painterly Look - Valkyria Revolution has a refined look thanks to the new GOUACHE rendering engine, giving the graphics a unique canvas texture.
Valkyria Revolution is also available on PS4.
Valkyria Revolution offers a complex story that will capture us. Despite its new combat style, lack of translation and long scenes, Valkyria Revolution brings us a story and settings that are well-executed. It's a title that deserves to be played.
Valkyria Revolution offers a very complete gameplay and full of possibilities. Nevertheless, the excessive cut-scenes and the inconsistency narrating the story, make it a humble title that mixes the genres Musou and SRPG in an effective way.
Valkyria Revolution tells a decent tale of war, but the strength of that story is dulled by overlong, boring, and poorly animated cutscenes.
Valkyria Revolution only really exceeds in providing a ton of content to work through and a whole load of story to watch unfold.
I really don’t get what the developers were trying to achieve with Valkyria Revolution. It pretty much takes everything that was good about the prior games and just throws it out of the window, replacing it with tedium and banality.
Turgid storytelling, poorly explained mechanics and abysmally unoptimised code. [Sept 2017, p.86]
This is a spin off that simply shouldn't be. It tries to take on too many ideas without forming an interesting and engaging core. With boring characters and a story that requires more cutscenes than gameplay, this game really exemplifies why show, don't tell is still true.
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