Good for hack-n-slash fans
What many games of this nature strive for is getting the highest amount of enemies on screen at one time, and this game does that well. The graphics are pretty good considering all the action that occurs on screen at times and there is very little slow down during intense action. However the develupers of this game used some sort of bluring technique for characters that are off in the distance, but they only managed to make those characters look like bushes that come to life.
The gameplay is what you would expect from a Hack-n-Slash, you will typically use the X and Y buttons to string together combos and sometimes use the B button for Orb attacks that devesate anything on screen. There are about 7 character stories to play through. While you start with only one character availible, completing her story will unlock another character and this pattern continues until all characters are availible. Each character plays differently than the last with his or her own story and strenghts and weaknesses. It is important to note that each story is not independent of itself, you will often encounter other characters in the midst of battle and then play from their perspectives later on. This is the type of game that you either love or hate. Rent it first to establish wich camp you fall under