Gameplayīerserk is an action musou game, much like the Dynasty Warriors and Samurai Warriors franchises. Makes you wonder how the Attack on Titan game got away with a whole game around only 1 season. So, basically, you’re getting a huge amount of story that not even the anime has caught up with yet. It covers the entire Berserk storyline aside from the Fantasia Arc, which is still in the middle of being made in the Manga. Across the game is the 3-part Golden Age Arc, the Black Swordsman arc (that takes place before Conviction), the Conviction Arc, and the Falcon of the Millennium Empire arc. Then the 2016 anime series covered the Conviction Arc and the 2017 Anime series is going to cover the Falcon of the Millennium Empire arc. If you recall, the original 1997 anime series only covered one part of it, the Golden Age arc. The game showcases a lot of Berserk’s storyline. Once you get past the first arc or two, the true storyline will start to showcase itself and will go from a semi-realistic group of mercenaries fighting for one side of a war to a Dark Fantasy filled with omens, demons, and more I’m really walking the spoiler line with this, but just note that the story gets very dark. The storyline is very violent, dark, and gruesome.
Now there’s one thing to know about Berserk. And that’s all I can say to avoid spoilers. And the story goes from there with how Guts grows attached to this group and his relationship and rivalry with their leader, Griffith. Guts drifts from place to place until he comes under attack and is forced to join an infamous group of mercenaries known as the Band of the Hawk. In a medieval setting, you play as a lone mercenary named Guts who wields a large great-sword. The game starts us off right at the beginning. So, here’s my review of the Vita/PSTV version of Berserk and the Band of the Hawk! Storyīerserk has been around for 27 years at this point and a lot has happened with the story. But now the release day is here and I’m ready to review it! First titled simply “Berserk Musou” in Japan, it has come West and has had my interest for nearly a week now as I’ve been trekking through the many arcs of the Berserk storyline that game crammed into itself. They’ve tried again with the long-running Berserk series. This first happened last year when Omega Force took the first season of Attack on Titan and converted it into a Musou-like formula (though it did feel different since there were no “hordes” in the game).
Popular anime franchises being turned into action games isn’t all that new at this point (just look at Naruto and Dragon Ball Z’s multitude of fighting games that look and feel more like action games), but them being turned into Musou action games is. Game Title: Berserk and the Band of the Hawk
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