To achieve this, the world of the game was made dark and desolate and the cast was written as morally gray, with taboo themes such as incest, cannibalism and pedophilia. Yoko Taro wanted Drakengard to stand out against Square Enix's flagship franchises Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest. Drakengard's development proved so stressful that Taro swore off working on a sequel at the time. Yoko Taro had planned the game for two DVD discs, but time constraints forced the team to reduce its size to one disc and remove a jump feature which could not be debugged within the deadline. Īs Enix went through its merger with Square, the team's advisory board was repeatedly asked to change the game's content, but Saito refused most of the requests. Redesigning Drakengard caused setbacks in development, as the team had trouble running the transitions between melee and flying modes in the ground levels. As a result, the game had to be redesigned to balance ground levels and aerial levels, while adding flying mechanics to the former. Midway through development, the success of Dynasty Warriors 2 inspired Shiba to push for the inclusion of ground battles. He consulted with Enix producer Yosuke Saito, who flew to Los Angeles to pitch the game to Sony at the E3 event when Saito arrived, the Sony staff on-site had gone through so many pitches that, out of exhaustion, they approved Drakengard without reviewing it. Taro worried that the dark tone of Drakengard's story would hamper the game's release. Yoko Taro had joined the project as art director, but his art did not impress the team since Iwasaki was too busy with other projects at the time, Taro was assigned to direct the game and write its script alongside Sawako Natori. īefore Drakengard, Iwasaki and Shiba had no experience with creative writing. The development team assigned to Drakengard was named Project Dragonsphere. With Enix's support, Iwasaki quit Namco after completing Electrosphere and founded Cavia with Shiba.
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**Bonus items may be offered for free or put on sale at a later date.In 1999, during a night out at the bar, Enix producer Takamasa Shiba and Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere director Takuya Iwasaki brainstormed an aerial combat game with dragons. *The design may not be changed in some circumstances. Players who purchase the game now through Octowill receive the “Iron Avatar” DLC which unlocks an avatar design with a lustrous iron color, and the “Somber Girl’s Abstract Pattern” DLC* which unlocks a card with the reverse patterned after the back view of the game’s heroine as early purchase** rewards.
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Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden is available now digitally for the Nintendo Switch™ system, PS4™ console and PC via Steam®. **The design may not be changed in some circumstances. Please take care to avoid making duplicate purchases. *The items and game sold in this set are available individually. Pixel Art Set – Replaces all character and enemy illustrations with pixel art**.Melody of reincarnation – A soundtrack that brings to mind a certain tale of the girl and the monster**.Aid Table – Table patterned after the random draw screen**.
The Cage Board – Board and accessories patterned after the Cage***.
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Players can now enjoy this truly unique gaming experience, brought to life by the creative minds behind the previous Voice of Cards games, beloved NieR™ series and Drakengard® series, including: Creative Director, YOKO TARO (Drakengard series, NieR series), Music Director, Keiichi Okabe (Drakengard 3, NieR series) and Character Designer, Kimihiko Fujisaka (Drakengard series).įans of YOKO TARO can purchase a Digital Deluxe Edition set*, which includes the Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden game and several DLC items styled after the award-winning mobile RPG, NieR Recarnation, including: She joins hands with a mysterious boy as they set out into the unknown and unravel the fate of this broken world. Follow a new tale set in a world where a millennia of hatred rages between monsters and humans, and a girl who loses her home swears revenge on monsters. Voice of Cards: The Beasts of Burden brings players to an illustrated world presented through the medium of cards as the third release in the Voice of Cards franchise, now giving players the ability to trap the monsters they defeat in cards to use them as skills in battle. To view the announcement trailer, visit:
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