There is a huge variety of funky weapons and armor in the game and 'rare item hunter' gamers will have a field day trying to track down all the rare and unique items buried within the game. You can also tweak these stats by finding and equipping new weapons and armor, something which becomes critical as you proceed deeper into the game. Luckily, it's pretty easy to figure out which troop type to use, thanks to the ridiculously detailed stats screen which shows everything from damage rate, critical hit chance, resistance to various types of damages, and strengths against certain types of foes. Each type has its own specific strengths and weaknesses, making each group deadly in some instances and next to worthless in other. There are six types of Patapons in the game archers, infantry, javelins, cavalry, huge brutes, and. The boss battles are quite a bit of fun and can be replayed again and again for an ever increasing level of challenge. It's the boss battles where you have to be the most strategic about what types of troops you use, what weapons you equip and what tactics you'll follow, since the wrong choice can end up with all of your poor Patapons quickly and painfully eaten or crushed. Every four or five levels, you'll be confronted by a massive high-level boss who towers over your troops and laughs off their puny attacks.
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It's during these levels that you're the most likely to find weapons and armor to upgrade your troops. During a battle level, your goal will either be to fend off an enemy attack or invade enemy territory and drive them out. During a hunting level, your goal is to defeat as many animals as you can in order to get valuable ka-ching (the in-game currency) as well as meat and resources needed to make new troops for your army. The core of the gameplay in Patapon revolves around three types of stages hunting, battles, and boss fights. By the time you learn a new command, you'll already be fully adept at all the previous ones. As the game proceeds, you learn additional commands such as retreat and defend, but luckily the game is smart enough not to throw them all at you at once. For example, to tell your little warriors to attack, you'd tap O+O+Square+O, and to tell them to advance, you'd tape Square+Square+Square+O. Each drum is mapped to one of the PSP's face buttons and require that you tap them in 4/4 timing to successfully issue your command. To get the Patapons moving, you need to issue commands by pounding your war drums in the appropriate combination. In order to help the Patapons regain their former glory and achieve their final hope of seeing the mysterious 'it' at the end of the world, they need you and your mighty war drums to whip them into shape and get them motivated for some serious combat. You play the roll of a long missing deity to a tribe of big-eyed warriors, called Patapons, who have been banished from their land and have lost the will to fight.
The resulting gameplay makes Patapon one of the most unique titles to come along in years, on any system - not just the PSP. It's not always easy for developers to successfully combine genres to create a greater whole, but Pyramid absolutely nailed it with Patapon.
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And while all those games were fantastic titles, Pyramid's most recent PSP title, Patapon, manages to blows them all away with some of the most unique rhythm-based gameplay you'll ever experience.Ĭombining gameplay from a wide swath of genres, developers Pyramid managed to create a game that is part rhythm-based, part RPG, and part RTS.
Titles like Lumines, beats, Parappa the Rapper, and Gitaroo Man have made Sony's handheld a must-have for any fans of the rhythm genre. If there is one genre that has really flourished on the PSP, it would be rhythm games.
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