"Welcome to a world without song"
Yoko Taro's unhinged dark fantasy epic of death and total annihilation is one for the ages. A depraved, sadistic and nihilistic journey into the heartless depths of humanity's rotten core. The gameplay does proceed its infamous reputation and up until the grind for all weapons for ending E it was serviceable but after nearly 40 hours of it becomes exhausting tedious brainrot. The dragon gameplay make up for it at times. I won't recommend this to most people due to it being such a taxiing expierence but if you have the strength and will power to slaughter your way through endless hordes and weapon collecting then Drakengard offers one of the most balls to the wall insane narratives and multiple jaw dropping finales that are sights to behold.
Yoko Taro's unhinged dark fantasy epic of death and total annihilation is one for the ages. A depraved, sadistic and nihilistic journey into the heartless depths of humanity's rotten core. The gameplay does proceed its infamous reputation and up until the grind for all weapons for ending E it was serviceable but after nearly 40 hours of it becomes exhausting tedious brainrot. The dragon gameplay make up for it at times. I won't recommend this to most people due to it being such a taxiing expierence but if you have the strength and will power to slaughter your way through endless hordes and weapon collecting then Drakengard offers one of the most balls to the wall insane narratives and multiple jaw dropping finales that are sights to behold.