So, here’s my review of the Vita/PSTV version of Berserk and the Band of the Hawk! Storyīerserk has been around for 27 years at this point and a lot has happened with the story. But now the release day is here and I’m ready to review it! First titled simply “Berserk Musou” in Japan, it has come West and has had my interest for nearly a week now as I’ve been trekking through the many arcs of the Berserk storyline that game crammed into itself. They’ve tried again with the long-running Berserk series. This first happened last year when Omega Force took the first season of Attack on Titan and converted it into a Musou-like formula (though it did feel different since there were no “hordes” in the game). Popular anime franchises being turned into action games isn’t all that new at this point (just look at Naruto and Dragon Ball Z’s multitude of fighting games that look and feel more like action games), but them being turned into Musou action games is. The reason for the choice is that releasing CERO Z (18+) games is against the company’s policies.Game Title: Berserk and the Band of the Hawk Incidentally (since many have been wondering) Producer Hisashi Koinuma mentioned in an interview on the Japanese site Gamer that Koei Tecmo is aiming for a CERO “D” rating, which is roughly equivalent to a “Mature” ESRB rating. Other retailer-specific bonuses will include two different costumes for Schierke, a “White Swordsman” costume for Guts and a “Golden Hawk” one for Griffith.

Interestingly, Berserk will include interactions among members of the Band of The Hawk that aren’t included in the anime, creating a deep and partly untold story, presented by utilizing “enormous visual resources.” We also learn that the first print bonus will be a download code to download a costume for Casca reproducing the popular bathing scene from the maga, which you can also see in the gallery. It will feature a variety of characters, each with their own abilities and skills, while voice actors will be the same starring in the upcoming anime airing in Japan in July. The game will span from the Golden Age arc to the Hawk of the Millennium Empire arc. Pre-orders have been made available in Japan starting today. Incidentally, there is no PS3 box art because the release on Sony’s older console will be digital only. You can check them all out below, alongside the Japanese box art for PS4 and PS Vita.

Today Koei Tecmo released the first direct feed screenshots and a trailer of the upcoming Berserk (named Berserk Musou in Japan), that will release locally on September 23rd for PS4, PS3 and PS Vita and worldwide at a later date, losing the PS3 version and gaining one on Steam.

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