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|japanese=ドラッグオンドラグーン<br/>(Drag-On Dragoon) | |||
|developer=[[Cavia]] | |developer=[[Cavia]] | ||
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'''Drakengard''' is a mixed genre 3D Beat 'em up and aerial Shooter game | '''Drakengard''' is a mixed genre 3D Beat 'em up and aerial Shooter game with RPG elements for the [[PlayStation 2]]. Developed by [[Cavia]] and published by [[Square Enix]] and [[Take Two Interactive]], the game was released on [[September 11]], [[2003]] in Japan. ''Drakengard''’s music was scored by Takayuki Aihara and Nobuyoshi Sano. | ||
The game's sequel, ''[[Drakengard 2]]'', was released in Japan on [[June 16]], [[2005]]. It takes place 18 years after the events of the original ''Drakengard''. | |||
Drakengard takes place in a fantasy medieval time that combines technology, magic, and mythical beasts. Players get to control various humans, weilding powerful weapons and the ability to call for help from their respective "pact beast." | |||
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Revision as of 07:12, 27 November 2007
Drakengard is a mixed genre 3D Beat 'em up and aerial Shooter game with RPG elements for the PlayStation 2. Developed by Cavia and published by Square Enix and Take Two Interactive, the game was released on September 11, 2003 in Japan. Drakengard’s music was scored by Takayuki Aihara and Nobuyoshi Sano.
The game's sequel, Drakengard 2, was released in Japan on June 16, 2005. It takes place 18 years after the events of the original Drakengard.
Drakengard takes place in a fantasy medieval time that combines technology, magic, and mythical beasts. Players get to control various humans, weilding powerful weapons and the ability to call for help from their respective "pact beast."
Story
Taken from the Drakengard website:
It is an ancient time, and dragons still roam upon the earth. Two great powers, the Union and the Empire, wage fierce war for the control of a goddess who protects the harmony of the world. Hidden in three sacred places scattered throughout the world are the great seals. A fourth seal, which unites and protects the others, is embodied in the life of a single woman. This woman is called the goddess.
The legends say that should these seals be broken, the gods themselves will sow upon the earth the Seeds of Resurrection. Some claim that these seeds will bring forth the salvation of all mankind.
Table of Contents
- Verse 1: The Blooding (Movie)
- Verse 2: To the Castle
- Verse 3: Dragon (Movie)
- Verse 4: The Way of the Sword
- Verse 5: A Pact (Movie)
- Verse 6: Shared Battles
- Verse 7: Quarry Chosen
- Verse 8: Hate's Strength
- Verse 9: Pact Price
- Verse 10: Infestation
- Verse 11: A Goddess Saved
- Verse 12: Inuart's Song (Movie)
- Verse 1: Reunion
- Verse 2: To the Dungeon
- Verse 3: Prisoners
- Verse 4: Verdelet Released
- Verse IV: Regret
- Verse 5: The Temple in the Desert
- Verse 6: The Seal
- Verse 7: Dark Creatures
- Verse 8: Sacred Remains
- Verse 9: The Harp
- Verse IX: An Unquiet Voice
- Verse X: Goal
- Verse XI: Laughter
- Verse XII: An Invitation
- Verse XIII: Release
- Verse XIV: Found
- Verse XV: Arioch Lives
- The Castle of the Goddess
- The Sky Fortress
- The Silent Forest
- The Desert of the Moon
- The Winter Wastelands
- The Blue Mountains
- The Imperial Capital