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Jeanne d'Arc (Sony PSP, 2007)

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UPC: 0711719870029

Platform: Sony PSP

Rating: T-Teen

Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment

Genre: Role Playing

Game Name: Jeanne D'arc

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Inspired by the young woman who lead the French to recover their homeland, Jeanne d'Arc takes place in a world of fantasy inhabited by imaginary creatures and plagued by a demonic war. Gamers take the role of Jeanne and must use a magical armlet to seal away a demon king and save the countryside. Players lead Jeanne through 40 different environments while also controlling up to 14 other characters that join her party. Each character is proficient with one of eight different weapons, and skill upgrades allow them to gain strength as they journey through the game. Additionally, Gamers may customize each character in their group with over 150 different skills and abilities. The game rewards teamwork, and players can combine the efforts of each character to execute massive team attacks and defenses against the enemy.

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Sony Computer Entertainment

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0711719870029

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T-Teen

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Role Playing

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Sony PSP

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Jeanne D'arc

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2007

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USA

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Alcohol Référence, Mild Language, Alcohol Référence, Fantasy Violence, Mild Language

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by whaler3030
May 24, 2016Top favourable review
Amazing Tactical RPG
If you love tactical rpgs in the vain of FF Tactics you're going to love this game. Also the cut scenes are like being a free animae to watch as toy play the game. A high quality PSP title. A must have in my opinion.
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by canebridge_group
May 30, 2009
An RPG to add to the collection.
If anyone has read up on history or has heard of Joan of Arc, this RPG is loosely based off of that story. I haven't yet played an RPG that's based off of our own history. In most cases, RPGs are based in a fantasy world and in a time that doesn't really exist but this one is based in our world, specifically France, around the time of the 100 Years War. Your main character in this game is a young girl, Jeanne. The quest starts out after Jeanne's village is destroyed by the English. She pulls a team of friends together in her quest to save France from the English. The gameplay is similar to Final Fantasy Tactics. Small characters, grid-based maps, turn-based fighting. There are limited amount of turns for each encounter and one turn consists of a player phase and ... If anyone has read up on history or has heard of Joan of Arc, this RPG is loosely based off of that story. I haven't yet played an RPG that's based off of our own history. In most cases, RPGs are based in a fantasy world and in a time that doesn't really exist but this one is based in our world, specifically France, around the time of the 100 Years War. Your main character in this game is a young girl, Jeanne. The quest starts out after Jeanne's village is destroyed by the English. She pulls a team of friends together in her quest to save France from the English. The gameplay is similar to Final Fantasy Tactics. Small characters, grid-based maps, turn-based fighting. There are limited amount of turns for each encounter and one turn consists of a player phase and an enemy phase. These phases allow each character in your team (ranges from 3-7 at any given time) to perform an action. To complete the level successfully, you must complete the objective before the maximum turn amount is reached. And, to make things a little more interesting, you automatically fail if a specific goal is achieved (such as the death of a particular nobleman). The artificial intelligence in this game can be difficult. This is not an easy game although it is, by no means, difficult to learn (humurous cartoon-like tutorials make learning controls, combat information, the magic system, etc. an easy thing to do). The enemy will separate your party members in order to win. The enemy also knows how to use team work against you, so you really have to manage your battles carefully. I think the game could have used more development in the physical aspect of combat. As I played, I realized that there weren't too many options to upgrade weapons. However, there were several ways to upgrade your skill list (magic). You simply purchased units of "skills" and then distributed them amongst your party members (the same goes for anything you purchase and intend to use for battle). In some cases, you might find treasure that will give you a skill to use. This comes from exploring the map as best as you can while fighting. In addition, after defeating opponents, you will also receive items that you can use. Items, not skills, can be implemented freely throughout combat (think Final Fantasy VII when you always had Aeris heal or use a potion on Cloud). That gives you an excellent advantage over your opponent as I have not seen them do the same thing. Unfortunately, there is no way to upgrade skills to make them more powerful. Your character's level, and leveling up, directly impacts how strong you are, how fast you are and how powerful your magic is. Overall, the plot was fresh & unique and I feel as though it is unique in that it is loosely based off of a story in our history. Character development was minimal but this game focuses a great deal on character relationships. And for the other important stuff: Graphics were great (considering the type of game it is), the animation scenes were of high-quality and were accompanied by voice actors (similar to anime), sounds effects were appropriate and also unique. The best part about this game is that you can save it just about anywhere with the quick save or normal save feature. Jeanne d'Arc is definitely an RPG to add the collection. Whether you pay $10 or $20 for the game, is irrelevant. If you don't play this game at least once, you'll be missing out on an instant-hit. Caitlin D4 Reviews & Guides
by daddelbaum
May 22, 2009
Another lovely crafted RPG from Level 5
In this game, you control young Jeanne d'Arc and her companions in their quest to drive off the evil english invaders, to free France and end the Hundred Years War. Dont expect a historically correct simulation, you fight against goblins and skeletons and use magic spells. The gameplay is like Shining Force, Vandal Hearts, Fire Emblem or Final Fantasy Tactics, you and the enemy take turns on a squared map to reduce the enemys hitpoints. Its basically chess with lifebars. This is nothing special because it has been done so many times before, but in every aspect of the gameplay you find Level 5s astounding attention to detail. The game is presented in wonderful manga-like graphics and great music and beautiful handdrawn anime-like cutcenes. Jeanne d'Arc has a teen rating (alcohol reference, ... In this game, you control young Jeanne d'Arc and her companions in their quest to drive off the evil english invaders, to free France and end the Hundred Years War. Dont expect a historically correct simulation, you fight against goblins and skeletons and use magic spells. The gameplay is like Shining Force, Vandal Hearts, Fire Emblem or Final Fantasy Tactics, you and the enemy take turns on a squared map to reduce the enemys hitpoints. Its basically chess with lifebars. This is nothing special because it has been done so many times before, but in every aspect of the gameplay you find Level 5s astounding attention to detail. The game is presented in wonderful manga-like graphics and great music and beautiful handdrawn anime-like cutcenes. Jeanne d'Arc has a teen rating (alcohol reference, fantasy violence, mild language). Overseas buyers mind that the PSP has no regional code so you can play it everywhere in the world.
by uNL3tO0FRBy@Deleted
Feb 14, 2008
Jeanne D'Arc review
This is a great strategy RPG for the PSP in the same style as Final Fantasy Tactics. There is about 8 chapters, and if you are used to the type of game like Vandal Hearts, Final Fantasy Tactics, Disgaea, etc, you'll be right at home. It's fairly easy till about the 2nd chapter, where the difficulty seems to ramp up considerably higher. The game never really pulls it's punches, and often there's objectives like 'Don't let character X die'. And all enemies go right for that character it seems. The story is fairly engaging, and moves very fast. It's not as deep as Final Fantasy Tactics, the story is fairly straightforward, there are surprises, but things aren't pulled out of left field like the original story of FF:Tactics. I can't recommend this to newcomers to the strategy or RPG (Or ... This is a great strategy RPG for the PSP in the same style as Final Fantasy Tactics. There is about 8 chapters, and if you are used to the type of game like Vandal Hearts, Final Fantasy Tactics, Disgaea, etc, you'll be right at home. It's fairly easy till about the 2nd chapter, where the difficulty seems to ramp up considerably higher. The game never really pulls it's punches, and often there's objectives like 'Don't let character X die'. And all enemies go right for that character it seems. The story is fairly engaging, and moves very fast. It's not as deep as Final Fantasy Tactics, the story is fairly straightforward, there are surprises, but things aren't pulled out of left field like the original story of FF:Tactics. I can't recommend this to newcomers to the strategy or RPG (Or strat-rpg) genre. However for those that are aquainted with this genre of game, definately. Maybe as a second game, I'd recommend this before FF:Tactics, and then tactics when your done with this. The battles are fierce, and quite often you'll be outnumbered. You get up to 15 chars to deploy, usually no greater than 7 at a time. Often your outnumbered 2-1, sometimes 3-1. This game encourages you to stick together on the grid. When you stick within so many squares of eachother you receive defense bonuses, when you have 5+ chars next to eachother, they really add up. Every time you strike someone, behind them a 'burning aura' appears for that turn, where a character can move onto the space, and do considerably more damage. There's transformations, spells, skills, and very basic armor/weapons to purchase, find, and a skill/magic combining system. If you enjoy games like Vandal Hearts, Final Fantasy Tactics, or RPG's in general. There isn't a huge world to explore, you move to points on a map. However the anime sequences are well done, but don't add much to the actual experience. The world and characters are well animated, the load-times are minimal (On a slim w/UMD cache on at least) and the game moves at an almost frenzied pace. The 'world map' looks huge, and it may not seem like too much, but spots that aren't shown are always popping up. Haven't completed it yet, but could recommend it to those who are fans of this genre. Get this, FF:Tactics (If you haven't played it yet on PS1) and Disgaea for the PSP.
by somahead33
Sep 30, 2008
Level 5 making a name for itself
I am the first to admit that strategy RPGs are not my thing, but I heard so many glowing reviews about this game that I had to take a chance. Thankfully, the game far exceeded the expectations I set, and made me a huge fan of developer Level 5. Succeeding in making a SRPG accessible to a person such as myself is a pretty big accomplishment. The menu system makes complete sense, the characters are likable and the art direction is very appealing, especially considering the level of detail jammed onto a PSP UMD. I loved Professor Layton on the DS, and Jeanne d'Arc is even more enjoyable. Level 5 has opened my eyes to its abilities as a developer and will likely see me instantly purchasing anything released in the future.I am the first to admit that strategy RPGs are not my thing, but I heard so many glowing reviews about this game that I had to take a chance. Thankfully, the game far exceeded the expectations I set, and made me a huge fan of developer Level 5. Succeeding in making a SRPG accessible to a person such as myself is a pretty big accomplishment. The menu system makes complete sense, the characters are likable and the art direction is very appealing, especially considering the level of detail jammed onto a PSP UMD. I loved Professor Layton on the DS, and Jeanne d'Arc is even more enjoyable. Level 5 has opened my eyes to its abilities as a developer and will likely see me instantly purchasing anything released in the future.

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