Knights in the Nightmare
Posted By GameZone.com: June 30, 2009
The DS has been home to plenty of turn-based strategy games, including ports and remakes, like Hoshigami Remix or Disgaea DS, and more original fare, such as Luminous Arc and Drone Tactics. For better or worse, though, these games have pretty much stuck to the genre standards set by games like Final Fantasy Tactics and Fire Emblem, with very little innovation.
Enter Sting Entertainment, known in RPG circles for their uber-deep Dept. Heaven series. The first two installments, Riviera: The Promised Land and Yggdra Union became instant cult classics when they were first released on the GBA (and…
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