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NAtURAL DOCtRINE - PlayStation 4

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3.1 3.1 out of 5 stars 49 ratings
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  • Single & multiplayer modes: The game features single & multiplayer modes with versus & co-operative play. In multiplayer mode, players can play as non-human species.
  • Across the platforms: Cross play and cross save is enabled on all 3 systems with possession of separate copies of the game.
  • Exciting large-scale battles!: Turn-based battle system with large numbers of allies & enemies simultaneously on a large size battlefield.
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  • Single & multiplayer modes: The game features single & multiplayer modes with versus & co-operative play. In multiplayer mode, players can play as non-human species.
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Strategy role-playing gamers be ready, as this game will truly test your ability to conquer the evils that lurk in the sprawling networks of mines and ruins in the areas surrounding the fortress city of Feste. Seasoned explorers and novices alike venture underground into dangerous caves to collect the coveted material known as Pluton. During your first trip down into the depths of one of these mines, you and your new explorer friends quickly realize that things may be more dire than you had imagined as you encounter a brand-new type of evil lurking below the surface. You and your newfound friends must strategically defeat these new difficult foes and warn the kingdom of their presence before it's too late.

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3.1 out of 5 stars
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Customers like the strategy in the game, they say it's a great game and the first mission helps to explain how the gameplay works. However, some find the game complicated, frustrating and confusing. They also say the missions are long and grueling, and they dislike that they can't save mid-mission. Opinions are mixed on the storyline and graphics.

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7 customers mention7 positive0 negative

Customers find the strategy in the game great, challenging, and fun. They also say the first mission helps to explain how the gameplay works. Overall, customers say the game is great for grid-based games and the combat system is deep.

"Great strategy game for PS4.Really difficult for the new comers of the genre, and pretty unforgivable...." Read more

"Gameplay 2 out of 5Game is great for grid based games, but the way you setup battles is really limiting and can't really get ahead of the..." Read more

"...The game is fun and difficult but not in the usual way...." Read more

"...The combat system is deep and will take a while to master though once you get a hold of it and understand this isn't a game you can just run through..." Read more

22 customers mention10 positive12 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the storyline of the video game. Some find it enjoyable, good, and a great strategy RPG, while others say it's meh, simple, and unstrategic.

"...Multi player card game is actually pretty fun for those that like a challenge, however, best if you have a friend who has a mic play it with you if..." Read more

"...Not the best story, but the battles, and the victory after each one of the 31 interactions (main story) are really rewarding...." Read more

"This game is a great stratgy RPG. Though its going to challenge you, Each combat is a game of chess and you need to think 3 moves ahead...." Read more

"...This is probably the least strategic strat-RPG I've ever played in my entire life. It's probably one of the 2 or 3 worst I've ever played...." Read more

7 customers mention3 positive4 negative

Customers are mixed about the graphics. Some find the graphics awesome and great, while others say they look terrible and silly. Some customers also mention that the story is simple and doesn't really draw them in.

"...Graphics 5 out of 5The animations and art was great, but the gameplay is what made me not like this game. \" Read more

"...For someone looking outside the graphics might look bad, and too much thing on the screen, but for someone that grasp the concepts and mechanisms of..." Read more

"I love this game. It's a lot of fun. The graphics are awesome and the gameplay is pretty good...." Read more

"...the story is very slow and and there are no real animations that go along with it...." Read more

10 customers mention0 positive10 negative

Customers find the game complicated, frustrating, and hard to play. They also say the setup battles are limiting and the system is confusing. Customers also say that the story is minimal and doesn't make any sense. They say the game is riddled with systems that are complex and take precious time.

"...Game is great for grid based games, but the way you setup battles is really limiting and can't really get ahead of the enemies levels...." Read more

"...This game is riddled with systems that are complex for the sake of being different, but never for the sake of being enjoyable or intuitive...." Read more

"...Luck and randomness.You cant effectively plan out strategies, if you cant really determine the turn order (it changes randomly)...." Read more

"...the story is very slow and and there are no real animations that go along with it...." Read more

4 customers mention0 positive4 negative

Customers find the missions in the video game unreliable, long, and grueling. They also say the game's mechanics and attacks don't always follow up, and cancelling a move in battle is unresponsive. They dislike that they can't save mid-mission and that the enemies are overpowering.

"...bit of steep learning curve with the game's mechanics and attacks don't always follow up to being the best set of moves...." Read more

"...Cancelling a move in battle is unresponsive. Camera control is a godawful nightmare, everything, literally every little thing is wrong...." Read more

"...The missions are long, grueling events that you repeat each and every time you die and this takes precious time...." Read more

"...For example, you have to confirm the enemies attack even though you can't change it or go back to change your strategy...." Read more

3 customers mention0 positive3 negative

Customers find the mobility of the characters in the video game limited. They say they have to carefully move their units and think ahead to best utilize the strengths of each.

"...The possibilties for moving your charcters is limited and if one of them dies its gameover...." Read more

"...You have to carefully move your units and think ahead to best utilize the strengths of each party members...." Read more

"Only bad part of this game is the limited movement for getting to battles and turn based..... Other then that it arrived early was still in wrapper..." Read more

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Marcos Marceliano Hallberg
5.0 out of 5 stars Great strategy game for PS4.
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2014
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Verified Purchase
Great strategy game for PS4.

Really difficult for the new comers of the genre, and pretty unforgivable.

Not the best story, but the battles, and the victory after each one of the 31 interactions (main story) are really rewarding.

For someone looking outside the graphics might look bad, and too much thing on the screen, but for someone that grasp the concepts and mechanisms of the game it is an awesome game.

This game is about gameplay, not graphics or story.
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Alexander
2.0 out of 5 stars Locked grid based rpg that lacks a good combat system and battle setup
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2015
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Verified Purchase
Gameplay 2 out of 5
Game is great for grid based games, but the way you setup battles is really limiting and can't really get ahead of the enemies levels. The enemies are always overpowering like ogres being at the beginning, which you get your face smashed in. There is a bit of steep learning curve with the game's mechanics and attacks don't always follow up to being the best set of moves. Especially with the way multiple enemies can stack attacks at once and lead you to death with your main character very quickly.

Graphics 5 out of 5
The animations and art was great, but the gameplay is what made me not like this game. \
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Clayton S. Chan
1.0 out of 5 stars Kadokawa's Failure Will Be Used To Teach Game Designers of the Future What NOT To Do.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2015
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Verified Purchase
I'd been looking for a strategy RPG to play on a console, and this had finally dropped low enough used that I felt like it was safe to give a shot. This is probably the least strategic strat-RPG I've ever played in my entire life. It's probably one of the 2 or 3 worst I've ever played.

The game seems like it starts out simple enough with basic tactics and whatnot, but then it goes straight crazy. Literally every single aspect of the game will demonstrate flaws once you've seen them more than twice. The loading screens all have tips on them. The majority of them are too large to fit on one page. So, you use the right analog stick to scroll them...only you can't scroll while the game is loading. In order to move along on the world map, you can't just move up or down for the game to take you to the nearest point in that direction, you have to follow the roads. If that means 8 different stops to reach the mine that's literally 30 pixels away in one direction, that's what you have to do. Cancelling a move in battle is unresponsive. Camera control is a godawful nightmare, everything, literally every little thing is wrong.

What it seems like happened to me is that Kadokawa built an engine, someone found problems with everything, and instead of fixing it, they buttressed a system on top of it to give players a convoluted half-solution to it.

The gameplay itself utilizes one of the most annoying combat systems I've ever seen. It's one part micromanagement, one part pixel-hunting, one part random number generator, and one part WTF. Does having to micromanage movement sound fun to you? If so, please contact me, and I'll sell you my copy. If you're trying to flee from a superior enemy in most strat-RPGs, it's a simple matter. Wait for your units' turns to arrive and then move them to an escape point. In this game, you need to move your characters in a group. If you get too far ahead of one unit, that unit won't move again until the entire enemy forces have all moved multiple times. They will kill your straggler unit, and you will have to restart.

Dealing with the garbage camera doesn't help matters either, thanks to the terrible UI. If you're trying to shoot an enemy from long distance, oftentimes, they'll be at different elevations, and you'll have to move your character to the precise point in their area where they have line of sight on the target. If they're far away, you won't be able to see your character and the target on the screen simultaneously. So, you'll have to keep the enemy highlighted and move around. When the line changes from a dotted, broken line to a solid one, you're on target...unless you're shooting a teammate who's in your way, in which case the UI does absolutely nothing to indicate it, and it you didn't triple check it, you'll find out when you shoot your own teammate in the back and have to restart.

For a game that is about strategy, the game sets up very unstrategic situations for you. Every single dungeons that's rated higher than a B will have you walk straight into an ambush. You can't do anything to avoid the ambush, you just have to survive it. One of the dungeons is just a series of ambushes. You literally go from area to area with nothing to fight, until you step on a switch and 12 or so enemies enemies show up, surrounding you from 3 sides. Terrible, terrible mission design. The straw that broken the camel's back was one dungeon, where I'd weathered the initial ambush, and I was basically mopping up the last few stragglers. One of the two or three enemies on the map has a turn, and then the unit that I had hold its action, and I'd be in position to kill all the units on the board and heal my guys...except 8 units show up and are immediately given a turn, and they easily kill one of my guys, because they're unprepared for a group of unannounced randos. How would I have prepared for this? I couldn't have known ahead of time unless I just had a FAQ open. What kind of hack scenario designer scripts something like that? It's not FUN to go and force a player to go back through their last hour of micromanaging because you think they might be getting too good at micromanaging.

You can force yourself to have fun with this, but why would you? This game is riddled with systems that are complex for the sake of being different, but never for the sake of being enjoyable or intuitive. Utter trash.
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Gilcai L.
3.0 out of 5 stars Not as bad as they say....
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2015
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Verified Purchase
I've read a lot of negative reviews about this game, which made me hesitant to purchase it even though I love tactical games, but it's really not as bad as a lot of reviewers make it out to be.

In terms of gameplay, this game is a turn based strategy game, but unlike other turned based strategy games, like Final Fantasy Tactics, Fire Emblem, Valkyria Chronicles and Tactics Ogre, it doesn't allow you for much experimentation during battle and very set in stone where to go and what you should be doing but at the same time challenging. For example, when the objective tells you to run, you run, otherwise your characters are likely to get mobbed and die by swarms of enemies linking [a part of the battle system that you MUST take advantage of that enemies likewise pretty much take advantage of to the ground, otherwise you won't progress very far into the game.

Linking is the key gameplay mechanic you MUST learn. Linking is where whoever's turn it is will allow any characters adjacent to them to make a move [you'll see the list of characters on the left with their symbol], but more often than not you should wait if they haven't gone yet and place them in reserve unless it's crucial for them to move. You have to carefully think about your moves because the AI in this game is punishing and hardly makes mistakes and if one character dies it's game over. Once you get the linking system down, it makes the game a little more easier. Very much suggest/a must going through the tutorial if you decide to pick this game up.

Graphically, this version doesn't really take advantage of the capabilities of the PS4. The graphics are very much early PS3 graphics like Enchanted Arms or even the later PS2 games like Final Fantasy XII...so if you're looking for PS4-current generation eye candy, definitely not the game for you. The lines showing you the effects/attacks are initially distracting and confusing but after awhile you get used to them along with understanding what they mean. The music itself is pretty generic, but for the most part they do their job in setting the mood of a stage and voice acting I thought were fine and suited each character. The story is nothing special along with characters being pretty cliché anime trope characters.

Multi player card game is actually pretty fun for those that like a challenge, however, best if you have a friend who has a mic play it with you if you intend to do co-op [no offline option]... otherwise it's difficult since it really pushes teamwork and making sure you both have a deck that will complement each other. The other multiplayer is the card battle which relies on strategy and whoever has the better cards [better to grind for with a friend via co-op to get more].

Overall I would only suggest picking this up if you're a tactical rpg fan and/or looking for a challenge, otherwise this game is definitely not for the casual player or those with very little patience.
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Luc Lemieux
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in Canada on December 24, 2015
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Verified Purchase
The game is bad rated but i personally like it
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Diogo
4.0 out of 5 stars This game is challenging and fun. Its a strategy game and does it well
Reviewed in Canada on October 16, 2015
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Verified Purchase
This game is challenging and fun. Its a strategy game and does it well. My only problem is the animations suck on some attacks.
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claude tourigny
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in Canada on October 18, 2014
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Verified Purchase
great games, strategic.
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