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La Pucelle Tactics Sony Playstation 2 Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:859292000034
Condition:Used
Genre:Strategy
Platform:Playstation 2
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS2_LA_PUCELLE_TACTICS
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
| Product Type | |
| Platform | PS2 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Players | 1 |
| Genre | Strategy |
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some people don’t seem to understand what a tactical game is. The purpose of this game isn’t to randomly attack, but to employ different strategies and increase your teams skill. If you plan on buying this game [or any game for that matter] than you should know how the gameplay works. This game is filled with fun gameplay, but I suggest it only to those who enjoy complicated tactics.
La Pucelle Tactics is the first strategy rpg I’ve ever gotten. It’s really fun to play, but it also takes a long time. I love the graphics though, even if they’re little 2D sprites. The Area Maps are awesome, and I love how you can purify enemies and do miracle attacks. It’s funny how you can train the monsters though. xDI don’t really like the music, or the fact that on Field Maps you can only go left and right, but hey, compromises must be made. This game is great, but if you’re new to rpgs in general ((not just strategy ones)), I’d recommend something else.
Lots of fun
La Pucelle: Tactics is fast becoming one of my new favorite games for the PS2. An underappreciated TRPG, one hopes that this will become something of a sleeper hit.Here is a brief list of reasons for liking this game:- The ArtworkLa Pucelle features a rarity these days; hand-drawn sprites. The style is very fitting to the story, and the approach gives it an unique character, rather than a 3-D Final Fantasy clone.- The Story/CharactersThe game features several interesting characters. Prier, Culotte, Alouette, Croix, Homard and Eclair are very funny, but also get some touching moments of development as the story progresses.- The Voice ActingLa Pucelle features top-notch voice acting. Prier and Alouette are both spot on.- The Tactics EngineCombat in La Pucelle is turn-based, and like Disgaea, individual characters can execute commands without ending your turn. You have no idea how much easier and smoother this can make battles go. The attacks and items are firmly tongue in cheek. I mean, your first special move is "Coup De Grace!: Kick them where it hurts…" Also, with the Purification power to convert your enemies to your side (essential for getting past Stage 1) and room for 8 members in your party, combat is wildly fun and doesn’t get stale even after an extended playing session.In conclusion, La Pucelle: Tactics is a very fun addition to anyone’s PS2 collection. For a game with great replay value, fun characters, and a great storyline, this is one for yo.
If you’ve ever played an isometric strategy game and had even a little bit of fun then you’ve got to pick this up. The NIS Triumvirate of Angels (LaPucelle) – Humans (Phantom Brave) – & Demons (Disgaea) is the most unique approach to this style of gaming out there. Not only is each game a stand alone hit, but they each have their own special features that make them stand out; NIS didn’t take the easy way out by putting up a cookie cutter outline with just different characters. This is a must have for RPG and isometric strategy fans – no question.Give it to us on PSP! In Japan they’ve released LaPucelle – Ragnarok on the PSP and from what I understand it’s a port of the PS2 version with enhanced features, much like Phantom Brave and Disgaea 1&2. We need this in a portable form! Listen to your fans NIS, we love your stuff and want to take it everywhere!
When I was young, I could not beat the bonus content past story mode. I purchased again to try with a little more tactics skills under my belt and I am 70 hours in so far. For a sealed copy, the price was excellent and I am very happy with my purchase.
Reviewed for Big Boss Games by: Eschneider6La Pucelle Tactics is the second Strategy/RPG game from Nippon Ichi Software for the PS2, the first being Disgaea: Hour of Darkness, also for the PS2.In La Pucelle Tactics you play Prier, a young orphan raised to follow the teachings of the Church of the Holy Maiden. You start her adventure with her younger brother Culotte, and sister Alouette as Prier begins her long battle against the forces of darkness.Before each battle you get some story progression and some slapstick humor. One of the coolest features in this game is that you can capture monsters by purifying them, once captured they will join your side. Another feature is you level up your weapons by causing chain reactions by purifying the colored squares that can also do some major damage to your enemies. There is a Dark world that gives you some great items, and some exclusive monsters only found there. The game has multiple endings, hidden bosses, and loads of items that will keep you playing hours and hours on end. After you meet special requirements, you can even capture boss monsters to do your bidding.I have played over 110 hours and still haven’t seen all the endings, and I can’t stop playing it. If you want an easy, fun game that has a fun and engaging story, you must play La Pucelle Tactics.Are you still reading this? Go on and start playing already!On a 1-10 scale, 1 being throw it out, 10 being must buy, La Pucelle Tactics scores a 9.5!
Addition to my RPG gaming collection.
I’m really surprised no one has written a review on this yet.I’ll keep this short and sweet. Tactics games are hard to come by. Good ones are even harden to find. I personally think think game oozes with character. I’ve been playing it frantically for days now. Read official game reveiws to find out more on this one but I say: If you loved Disgaea: Hour of Darkness (all 8 of us by what sales says) you’ll love this one. Same universe… same makers… same quirky dark humor. I say "Get it"…. all 8 of you
This game is very good. You could buy item or equipment hat would help you in you journey. this game also lets you train monster that you obtained during your travels or whatever. Since it has the name Tactics you might know what kinds of battle system they use to fiht enemies.this game is quite easy and has a fast leveling system . This game starts with a girl named Prier the main character, Culotte, Prier little brother,and Aoloutte, Prier and Culotte’s teacher. this game could be fun if you like anime very much. Good Luck!!!
george orwell –
some people don’t seem to understand what a tactical game is. The purpose of this game isn’t to randomly attack, but to employ different strategies and increase your teams skill. If you plan on buying this game [or any game for that matter] than you should know how the gameplay works. This game is filled with fun gameplay, but I suggest it only to those who enjoy complicated tactics.
Neto –
La Pucelle Tactics is the first strategy rpg I’ve ever gotten. It’s really fun to play, but it also takes a long time. I love the graphics though, even if they’re little 2D sprites. The Area Maps are awesome, and I love how you can purify enemies and do miracle attacks. It’s funny how you can train the monsters though. xDI don’t really like the music, or the fact that on Field Maps you can only go left and right, but hey, compromises must be made. This game is great, but if you’re new to rpgs in general ((not just strategy ones)), I’d recommend something else.
bootha –
Lots of fun
Hunter Oates –
La Pucelle: Tactics is fast becoming one of my new favorite games for the PS2. An underappreciated TRPG, one hopes that this will become something of a sleeper hit.Here is a brief list of reasons for liking this game:- The ArtworkLa Pucelle features a rarity these days; hand-drawn sprites. The style is very fitting to the story, and the approach gives it an unique character, rather than a 3-D Final Fantasy clone.- The Story/CharactersThe game features several interesting characters. Prier, Culotte, Alouette, Croix, Homard and Eclair are very funny, but also get some touching moments of development as the story progresses.- The Voice ActingLa Pucelle features top-notch voice acting. Prier and Alouette are both spot on.- The Tactics EngineCombat in La Pucelle is turn-based, and like Disgaea, individual characters can execute commands without ending your turn. You have no idea how much easier and smoother this can make battles go. The attacks and items are firmly tongue in cheek. I mean, your first special move is "Coup De Grace!: Kick them where it hurts…" Also, with the Purification power to convert your enemies to your side (essential for getting past Stage 1) and room for 8 members in your party, combat is wildly fun and doesn’t get stale even after an extended playing session.In conclusion, La Pucelle: Tactics is a very fun addition to anyone’s PS2 collection. For a game with great replay value, fun characters, and a great storyline, this is one for yo.