Nothing ended well for anyone involved, including the player, but it was fascinating regardless.Īnd that's precisely what Drakengard 3 is: utterly fascinating. It was a train wreck, horrifying to look at and experience, but it kept you playing to see just how much more awful things could get. But what made that game memorable was its distinctly dark and twisted story in a world filled with horrible happenings and broken, deplorable characters. The original game, released a decade ago on the PlayStation 2, was much the same way. It's severely visually outclassed, it has myriad bugs and issues, and the gameplay is fair at best and tedious at worst.
Here are some screens to whet your appetite.From a traditional perspective, Drakengard 3 is not what you would normally consider a good game. Can you unravel the mystery of Zero and learn her true intentions? And can you do it without looking on the internet?įeaturing the series’ hallmark hack-and-slash action, cracking weapon combos and hordes of enemies – you can also harness the power of your dragon to charge, bite and trample your foes, smash up buildings and generally cause mayhem. In Europe and PAL territories it’ll be available as a digital-only release – check out the new official trailer, which includes the game’s opening movie!ĭrakengard 3 is set before events in the original game, and six goddess-like sisters known as Intoners have brought peace to the Earth with their power to manipulate through song.īut, as you can probably guess, this harmony doesn’t last – the elder sister, Zero, attempts to murder her siblings with help from the dragon Mikhail, and it’s your job to find out just what’s going on. You’ll be able to get your hands on the game from 21st May 2014, exclusively for the PlayStation 3. Some news I know a bunch of you have been waiting for – we’ve got a firm release for Drakengard 3.
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