Yggdra Union: We'll Never Fight Alone

Nothing can hide it's shallow gameplay. You don't need a strategic mind to play this game, you need a blindfold.

User Rating: 6 | Yggdra Union: We'll Never Fight Alone PSP

By MangoLlamas | Review Date: January 4, 2009

You don't need to be sharpest tool in the shed to play this game, or to see right through it. In all honesty, I love these kinds og graphics but with gameplay so lacking the graphics is what's keeping me from giving this game a four or below!

At first, this game may seem something out of the Fire Embel ideal, where you can arrange troops to march out the way you want. Where, you can level someone up, ultimately changing their mount from griffon to dragon. No, sadly everything has to be limited in this game. Besides building a deck, you have no customization in this game whatsoever, no not even equipment. Besides skills, you have no say in a fight whatsoever. No, not even how well or not your units will fare amidst the flying arrows. I think you're getting the picture here.

Admittingly, I usually judge a book by it's cover. Naturally, I chose this game... "Look at that enormous sword! Oh, and the cool bandit dude in the back!" Well, sorry for such a short review but I really don't have anything to say about this game. It's shallow in gameplay, absolutely no customization, etc. Next time, try to get a better translator from Japanese to English, I don't think the title came out quite right. -Yggdra Union 6/10

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