When you get into an actual football match, whether it is a 5-a-side match or the normal 11 players on each team, you’re instructed to selection your formation then begin, simple enough. This game, at first had me close to rage quitting on numerous occasions due to the fact that I didn’t know why I was so bad at the football side of the game for the first few hours.
Striving for that goal seems like a long road but when you get there all your hard work is finally paid off and the reward I feel upon completion is very satisfying. I’m the type of gamer that loves a great story, usually the kind where the goal seems impossible.
#Inazuma eleven go light plus
With these moves plus many more in a game involving football it’s quite the spectacle of bright colours and special effects, like living in a Japanese Manga action film. Think of them as mini video clips filled with over the top moves, some involving animal spirits and some with the ball being engulfed in fire. Now what makes this game different to any traditional football game is the Special Moves you can pull off which are quite awesome to watch. Each player has an assigned element of either Water, Rock, Fire or Grass which all plays a part in who can challenge who, a unique and tactical way to approach a football game. Controlled only using the touch screen and stylus you tap to which player you want to pass the ball to and which direction to run in by drawing a line as a path. I guess you could say it’s the fighting-the-foes side to a traditional role-playing game like the more commonly known Final Fantasy game series. The football side of this game is a lot more exciting, personally. Other than that, the rest of this side of the game is about building friendships, exploration and buying and selling loot from shops. At various points of the game you enter a scenario called Chat Lock that usually appears when you must speak to various people for their input on a situation before progressing which usually builds on the story and characters if you really want learn more. You take him from home to school, from football practise to other schools for matches all whilst training up he and the team’s stats purchasing new football kits and challenging other small teams. Whilst exploring the city and the school you’ll take control of Arion in an isometric angled RPG. The game has 2 types of play, the role playing game and the actual football playing.
#Inazuma eleven go light tv
I thought this approach had a lot to say about such sports out there in real life and tells this story through a cartoon Japanese art styled animation broken up into acts and chapters to set it out like a TV series. The story you then embark on is a tale of the traditional zero-to-hero story about a boy who influences his teammates to take down an evil corporation that fixes high school matches to control the schooling system. The game is set around his school that he’s recently joined called Raimon High that has its own school football club. You play the newbie protagonist and underdog, Arion Sherwind, who’s the most determined, upcoming and the biggest avid football player I’ve ever stumbled across, the fictional character that is. It happens to be the final instalment and takes place 10 years after the previous game Inazuma Eleven 3.
#Inazuma eleven go light series
This is the first game from the series I’ve played through with no prior knowledge to the other titles. Please enjoy what you’re about to read as I’ve written this as a non-sporting fan and I’ll explain how this game grew on me and how I fell in love with this game. One thing you must understand before you read on is that this game doesn’t require you to be knowledgeable or even a hardcore fan of the sport to play. For this review I played through the Light edition of this title, the other is Shadow but the gameplay for both is the exact same if you fancied purchasing the latter after reading this. I don’t actually play the traditional football video games out there on the market, I’m scarily awful at them, but Inazuma Eleven GO isn’t like your traditional football experience.
The world cup football is upon us and I couldn’t think of a better game to get me into the mood for one of the world’s favourite sports.
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