Drakengard 3 - PlayStation 3

I am playing this game, and have been for a while. It is awesome, and I love the hilarious moments between Zero and company, along with Zero and her Intoner Sisters. Mikhail is hilarious, and the graphics and story for the time are astonishing. It is a prequel to the first Drakengard, which is also a precursor to both NieR: Replicant and NieR: Automata. The story also breaks off in the DLCs (which are separate and found in the PS3 store), as you follow the Intoner Sisters and their separate journeys, which is awesome as well. The final boss is quite the kicker as you switch from the fighting mechanics you're used to in exchange for rhythms and going with the flow of the music. Hence why Branch D's final verse ends with "Final Song". It's so good to see such a good game on an almost archaic system as the PS3. And it is a recommend for all the DrakenNier fans out there!

The game runs great. No issues at all so far. I'm glad I bought a refurbished PlayStation 3, because this game is fun, hilarious & exciting.

Like many gamers, I recently became a massive fan of Yoko Taro over the last few years thanks to the release of NieR: Automata. I jumped on Nier (PS3) pretty quickly before it occurred to me that I was still missing one of Yoko Taro's games from the PS3/4 library: Drakengard 3. The game has its fair share of criticism, and I'll admit, some of it is justified. The frame rate drops horrendously in ways that could be game-breaking depending on how deep in the level you are. The combat is far simpler than its successors. The side quests are repetitive to the point of redundancy. But despite its flaws, I still give it a 5/5 review for one simple reason: the things I loved the most about Nier and NieR:A are accomplished in spades here. The things I was hoping to see from an earlier Yoko Taro game appear and far surpassed my expectations. It has the same brand of weird, nihilistic black comedy that newbies to his work have come to know and love, as well as a delightfully creepy amount of blatant sex talk. It is convoluted and disturbing for all the right reasons. It makes you question almost immediately if you're the hero or the villain, and those lines don't really become any clearer as you progress through the story. The maps are linear and the combat progression is exceedingly simple, and as someone that's played more than his fair share of convoluted RPGs, this was an almost refreshing change of pace. Each strike on an enemy creates a PS2-esque spray of blood and by the time you've made it through each level, you're drenched in blood. The music is just as gorgeous as you would expect if you were spoiled on entry like I was. In a nutshell, this game has its flaws, but it's easily established itself as one of my absolute favorite PS3 games, and if you know what you liked about the Nier games, you can decide from my review if this game is for you.

This game is so bad it's good. Maybe saying it's bad isn't quite right. For a Square Enix game it does feel a bit unpolished, but the game is still a lot of fun. Overall it is like playing a Quentin Tarantino movie with its revenge-ish kill everyone on the list plot, dark humor, and over the top blood spraying. The game play is almost the exact same as the previous two Drakengard games. The one big change is that you can't ride your dragon on command in the ground levels, but this comes with the trade off of more unique levels that wrap around the landscapes of various areas in the game, unlike the last two games that have a lot big open battle fields for ground levels. This game has a lot more dark humor throughout the game where the last two were just kind of dark. I really like all the things the enemies are yelling at each other as you mow them down with your sword and/or dragon.

My friends have played Square Enix games forever (Final Fantasy). I have tried and it is hard for me to get into the fighting system. I have a particular genre of game that I prefer and it is like the game creators pulled this game from my head and put it in my system. First, it is a gorgeous game to look at with very little mistakes that I have found. Second, it is a very fun story with with and black satire. Third, lots of swords and dragons (how can you go wrong). Now the warnings, this game is rated M. The humor is very adult and very sexual in nature. There is graphic violence including abuse. All of this said - it is my favorite game and brings me hours of enjoyment.

Va a 10 fps; è più legnoso di Nier Gestalt. Ma Dio solo sa se non lo rigiocherei giorno e notte. Zero è il best chara ever (dopo Nagito e Kumagawa, s'intende), Mikhail è il best dragon ever (dopo Khellendros). A parte le fanboyate, non è un gioco per tutti. E' un musou che, veramente, gira in modo talmente pessimo da far male agli occhi; ma se si prescinde da questo, e se si è fan di Taro (e per fan di Taro non intendo "Oooh, ho giocato Nier Automata, sono un fan di Taro"), probabilmente nemmeno leggerete questa recensione perché hey, lo avrete già; ma nel caso siate state dubbiosi fino ad adesso... bè, compratelo.

I am rediscovering Japan games once more and decided to catch up with all those gems I missed previously. Seriously guys I lost all hope for western medium - big budgets games after Blizcon. I think only Japan is still genuinely passionate about games and not only about money. Fun to play? Sure is! Gorgeous looking psychopath sweet girl with sword and blood everywhere. It is awesome!

Drakengard 3 is a masterpiece it is the last game of the Drakengard Trilogy and the beginning of everything that startet the lor of the Nier games

Tercera parte de la saga iniciada en ps2. Totalmente funcional en consolas PAL. Para la colección

Bom jogo, um historia marcante, trilha sonora incrível.