Looking into it, that is how the anime and manga ended for a bit too. It pulled me in to see what was going to happen, and held me til the completion. It is made for existing fans and new fans. Simply put, it is a Berserk story for a Berserk game. I am sure newcomers in general will feel the same. Being a newcomer to Berserk overall, it is what actually got me into the anime and manga in the first place. Overall, It does tell a good retelling of the main points that occurred so far in the Berserk story. From what it was, despite cutting out a few notable parts, it stays faithful to the anime and manga. The game basically follows the first few arcs of the manga and anime. The game follows the story of the manga series, starting in the Golden Age Arc and ending in the Hawk of the Millennium Empire Arc. The story focuses on the daring and heroic life of Guts, cutting his way through the world of sword, magic and demonic creatures, and contains action, romance, drama and humor – all essential elements of first-class entertainment! Special thanks to Koei Tecmo for providing the review code for the Playstation 4 version.* *This review covers the PlayStation 4 and PSVita versions of the game. Release Dates: PlayStation 3 – JP: OctoPlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita – JP: October 27, 2016, NA: February 21, 2017, & EU: FebruMicrosoft Windows – WW: February 21, 2017
Platforms: PlayStation 3 (JP only), PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, & Microsoft Windows Does this Warriors game stand out in some way or does it fall as one of the countless enemies in a warriors game? Let’s take a look. Berserk and The Band of The Hawk follows the tales of Guts and company as do the exploits that made The Band of The Hawk famous and thensome. One of those titles happens to be the newest addition to a Warriors game. Within the madness of games coming out this year, a few titles do go overlooked.
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