Posted June 07, 2018
Is it possible to play Arges as standalone? Without Zwei game from 2017?
Also, Agarest Generation of war order of play is....?
Also, Agarest Generation of war order of play is....?
Post edited June 07, 2018 by BeatriceElysia
CordeliaMelody
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greeklover
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Buttspikes
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Registered: Jun 2015
From Spain
Posted June 07, 2018
Generations of War Zero is the prequel of Generations of War, which happens before Generations of War 2.
So : Zero > 1 > 2 if you want to follow a "chronological order".
If not, then 1 > Zero > 2.
As for Zwei titles, I cannot help, sorry.
So : Zero > 1 > 2 if you want to follow a "chronological order".
If not, then 1 > Zero > 2.
As for Zwei titles, I cannot help, sorry.
Grargar
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Registered: Aug 2012
From Greece
Posted June 07, 2018
I'll just quote the games' publisher:
these games each tell standalone stories, set on different floating continents with different casts of characters. Zwei: AA’s two protagonists, Pipiro and Pokkle, do make a few cameo appearances in Zwei: II, but this is done almost purely for the sake of fanservice (the literal kind, not the naughty kind). When all is said and done, these two games are completely standalone, taking place in the same world but telling very different stories with very different characters and a very different feel.
these games each tell standalone stories, set on different floating continents with different casts of characters. Zwei: AA’s two protagonists, Pipiro and Pokkle, do make a few cameo appearances in Zwei: II, but this is done almost purely for the sake of fanservice (the literal kind, not the naughty kind). When all is said and done, these two games are completely standalone, taking place in the same world but telling very different stories with very different characters and a very different feel.
Post edited June 07, 2018 by Grargar
saldite
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Registered: May 2010
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Posted June 07, 2018
It is worth noting that AA is the first Zwei and II is the second (despite them being released in English oppositely), so if you're the kind of person who likes to see gameplay changes as you go through a series, it might be worth doing AA first. Otherwise, like the post above said, they aren't related at all story-wise.