![]() Zero also has an Intoner meter that fills in combat activating it increases her movement, attack speed and strength, and resistance to damage. ![]() A basic combo system is in place, even allowing players to swap between weapons during a combo for powerful swap attacks. For the ground-based sections, players are given four different types of weapons-swords, spears, combat bracers, and chakrams-to switch between freely in any stage. Drakengard 3 was released on Octoin Japan in North America on and Europe (digital only) on May 21, 2014.ĭrakengard 3 has two types of gameplay: action combat in the style of games like Devil May Cry or God of War and third-person dragon aerial combat sections. Other gameplay elements involve latent Intoner (Utautai in the Japanese version) abilities being triggered when Zero becomes bathed in blood. Like the other games in the franchise, combat is a mix of aerial and ground missions with a focus on "high-speed" action. Developed by Access Games, the original team from the now-defunct cavia has been reunited, with Taro Yoko reprising his role as director, along with producer Takamasa Shiba, character designer Kimihiko Fujisaka, and composer Keiichi Okabe who previously worked on the soundtrack for NieR. Drakengard 3, known in Japan as Drag-On Dragoon 3, is an action role-playing video game developed by Access Games and published by Square Enix exclusively for PlayStation 3.Drakengard 3 is an action role-playing game for the PlayStation 3. It is the third and final main game in the Drakengard series and a prequel to the original game. The game, like the rest of the series, features a mixture of ground-based hack-and-slash combat and aerial battles. The story focuses on Zero, a woman who can manipulate magic through song. Partnering with a dragon named Mikhail, Zero set out to kill her five sisters, who rule the world's regions. As she travels, the player discovers the true reason behind Zero's rampage. The game, created to cater for hardcore role-playing game audiences, was developed by the same team who created the original Drakengard and series spin-off Nier, including producer Takamasa Shiba, director Yoko Taro and writer Sawako Natori. The music was composed by Keiichi Okabe, who also scored Nier. Unlike previous titles in the series, the team developed the game at Access Games, due to the company's experience at developing action titles and the team's wish to address criticisms laid at the gameplay of previous Drakengard games.ĭrakengard 3 received mixed to positive reviews and sales in Japan and mixed reviews in the west. The ground-based gameplay and story were generally praised, while common criticisms included the dragon gameplay, graphics and multiple technical issues. The ground-based and aerial combat, featuring protagonists Zero and Mikhailĭrakengard 3 features hack-and-slash gameplay and aerial combat on a dragon, as with previous entries in the series. The player controls the main protagonist Zero during the entire campaign and for most levels is accompanied by up to two AI-controlled companions. ![]() In ground-based combat, Zero performs multiple attacks on various enemies. ![]() These can be combined into combos, which fill up Zero's Tension Gauge. When the gauge is filled to any degree, Zero can temporarily enter Intoner Mode, a hyperactive state which enables her to move quickly and deal high damage to enemies while also making her immune to attack. As Zero levels up, weapons grow more powerful and Zero gains access to multiple weapon types as the game progresses. Each weapon type produces a different set of attacking moves. Unlike previous titles in the series, the player does not have to pause the games to switch weapons, instead being able to do it at any time without pausing.
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