Do you remember the classic Generation of Chaos games for the PS2? Well, like most good games on the PS2, these ones have made their way to the PSP in the form of Aedis Eclips: Generation of Chaos.
The series successor seems to be just as exhilarating and exciting as its predecessor. Generation of Chaos Aedis Eclipse is also a strategic turn based title with role playing trappings. The most shattering part of the title is the involvement of three distinct stories that take place in different planes of existence, namely, the lower world (Greekland), the surface world (Aedis) and the celestial world (Galadia). The player is fully authorized to be any of the existing planes but beginning players will have an easier time in the lower world.
The title’s gameplay is actually quite predictable, as it also includes that clichéd RPG formula featuring a kingdom at war, sassy teens rescuing the world and combat using magic and technology. The plot and storyline in the game, also known as Generation of Chaos IV (PSP), are purely original, though there are obvious references and similarities with the prequels. The gameplay takes place on a segmented map dotted with structures, monster encounters and a variety of fortifications. As with any other action packed strategic title, the ultimate goal is to devastate your foe’s headquarters, while defending yourself. Before you begin combat you need to select a commander who will accompany you there. The largest map will take hours to complete, since you will be required to capture most of the grid and invade your enemy’s headquarters before claiming your reward. The game’s presentation and interface is admittedly somewhat convoluted, but fortunately it does not get in the way of the gameplay too much. Overall, it is a quality strategy title and a worthy successor to the successful series.
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