Although it's not perfect, I think it's a brilliant game because of the smaller details that make it well worth the money ($15 NA PSN). It's like a roguelike real-time animal sim. Every animal has it's own strengths and weaknesses that really change the way you move around this image of future Tokyo. In a way, this is still true but I found the addictive formula in the randomized challenges every time you start a new game (with saved previous accomplishments like unlocking other animals). I didn't like the graphics and the mechanics seemed simple and repetitive. Originally, everything I saw and read about it gave me the impression that it wasn't my type of game. You could make some minor improvements, but nothing worth up to 10% of the score, in my opinion - a perfect 10. It's tough to rate a game that has nothing relatively close to compare it to, so I've based my rating on the fun factor and amount of content. Chicks, dogs, bears, lions, elephans, cows, ostriches and many more. There are unlockable story modes for different animals, but the real fun is in survival mode, where you see how far you can take a species up the ranks and brave all the other animals and environmental hazzards for generations. You roam the overgrown human-less city as one of many types of animals, fight and breed and equip them for better survival. Descriptions really don't do this game justice, in fact, they might confuse you even more, but the core of the game is a survival action RPG - with animals. It took me forever to figure that one out.įor combat, you really should just dodge only if you get that blue fang mark or if there's a mega-attack (like the lion's claw) bearing down on you.This is one of those rare gems that, for all its minor imperfections, is just so damn fun and unique that I can't help but love it and keep This is one of those rare gems that, for all its minor imperfections, is just so damn fun and unique that I can't help but love it and keep coming back for more. You're right in saying that you can't carry animals from past generations on continue the 'continue' is only usable if you opt to save in one of the nests instead of mate. One of the toughest thing about this game is that it often gives you the option of opening a story chapter, beating the challenges you have in this time period or unlocking a new animal.

In either case, you have to get through 20 years of life AND two generations before that option is available. The only way to acquire new animals in the game is to either beat the boss animal in a specific territory or to claim a specific territory. those USB things show up on your map and often require trucking into dangerous territory.

You open story chapters by finding 'USB sticks' within the survival game. Okay, so let me address a few of those points:

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