Hoshigami Remix IGN Review
Filed in archive Nintendo DS by Kevin Codamon on July 07, 2007
As a game that was originally paired with the release of Final Fantasy Tactics on PlayStation, Hoshigami is exactly what you'd expect from a token strategy role-playing game. Players take control of a young lad named Fazz and his loyal friend Leimrey as they stalk across the world map in search of blade-breaking action. Along the way you'll amass a merry band of mercenaries, and begin the age-old task of equipping them, training them, leveling them up, and assigning spells and new attacks along the way. Hoshigami Remix takes obvious influence from Final Fantasy Tactics or Tactics Ogre, with the battlefield being shown in a isometric2D/3D presentation. The battlefield itself is created with 3D modeling and classic pixel art overlaid, while the character art is entirely 2D in classic fashion. When hitting L or R the battle zone (which is essentially a virtual game board) can rotate, which will simultaneously flip any on-screen sprite art in the process. In this way Hoshigami Remix allows players to see the action from four different sides while still keeping the 2D feel alive.
Full IGN Review of Hoshigami Remix here.
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