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8.57% of people buy Phantom Brave: Heroes of the Hermuda Triangle and The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky Collector's Edition ~ PSP.
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Release date Australia
March 31st, 2011
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10337701
Description
Phantom Brave revolutionized the strategy RPG genre with its unique free‐roaming battle fields and innovative “CONFINE” unit summoning system. Now, Phantom Brave comes to PSP with enhancements, added features and content, and an expanded story. Colorful, witty, and addictively challenging, Phantom Brave delivers incredibly intricate, finely ‐balanced strategic gameplay that compliments a fantastical tale of courage and duty. Already one of the highest reviewed strategy RPGs of all‐time, this PSP release is certain to win over a whole new host of fans!
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Features:
- Enhanced, Expanded, and Portable!: Phantom Brave for the PSP will feature new story chapters, characters, items, better graphics, and a revamped UI. The game is now more user friendly and packs more content for over 100 hours of game play!
- Unique Strategy RPG gameplay: The innovative CONFINE unit summoning system allows for nearly limitless gameplay combination. Depending on the object, the end result may differ dramatically.
- Randomly generated Dungeons: The layout of the battle map and the types of enemies, objects, and items you'll come across can all change by chance. This gives incredible replay value for those who want to master the game.
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I first heard of Phantom Brave in Lucky Star, and I was curious when I discovered that it was an actual game. Being a fan of heavily-strategic Japanese role-playing games, I figured it was worth a shot.
The feature that surprised me most about the game was the ridiculously high level cap. Pokémon caps at Lv. 100, Final Fantasy at Lv. 99, and Phantom Brave- Lv. 9999. Yeah. You might be playing this for a while if you want to master it. Combine this with the multitude of options (I'm not exaggerating here, there really is seemingly no limit to the number of different combinations between characters, abilities, items, and so on!) and you have yourself a game that will take a huge investment to beat.
There is a lovely feeling of freedom here. There's no “You have to use a warrior class or you'll never kill anything” rule, you can feasibly use whatever character classes you feel like, and there are a lot. In fact, there's not even any rush to complete the story; one character class in particular gives you the opportunity to create totally random training dungeons. I'll just say it. These dungeons are unbelievably challenging, as long as you don't enter dungeons far below your level. This feature honestly has me forgetting about the next story mission and just trying to clear these random dungeons.
The art style is charming, the characters are likeable, and the gameplay is strong.
In conclusion, Phantom Brave is definitely worth a try if you're into number-crunching handheld strategy bonanzas.