INAZUMA ELEVEN: Victory Road

El juego no reporta el uso de IA que han utilizado incumpliendo la nueva normativa de Steam. El juego la utilizó para personajes secundarios, fondos, pantallas de carga y más y debería tener el aviso del uso de esta tecnología como el resto de juegos. Me parece vergonzoso que se enorgullezcan de usarla pero luego no lo reporten a Steam. Dicho esto aparte el juego salió a medio cocer después de tantos años de retrasos y ahora incumpliendo sus promesas. No lo recomiendo al precio al que lo venden para nada.

This game is everything I ever wanted for an Inazuma Eleven game. I remember being a kid playing on the Nintendo DS, wishing for a game to be like this. How happy am I with it. This game is just everything they ever invented for Inazuma in one game, Hissatsu techniques, Kenshins, Tactics... And when they announced this, I was wondering how they were even going to balance that, and we really have to congratulate them because it works very well. You get 3 main game modes, the Story Mode, the Chronicle Mode, and the Online Mode. For the Story Mode, we follow a character who plays at a post we never saw for a MC in an IE game and a new college, so it was a nice change. Even if I thought that sometimes the story was a bit long because you had to reach some requisites before moving on to the next chapter, it was worth it every time. The characters are nice, the game itself is beautiful, and the cutscenes are amazing, both 2D, made by MAPPA, or 3D made with the game engine, backed up with great JP voice acting, it really was amazing. The Chronicle Mode is a side story with no correlation with the Story Mode, where you will redo every single match of the entire franchise, all the way to Orion. Great if you want to have the big lines of the entire story without watching/reading or if you always wanted to re-see without having the time to do so, you can do it here. The Online mode, well, is an online mode. You'll play against real players and their teams. I can't really say much about it, I only played it when I needed my last achievements, so I already had my final team fully built, so I can't really talk about balance and all. It's fun, but it isn't my favorite thing to do in that kind of game. For the team building, you get to change your players, coach, managers, what items they equip, which techniques, Kenshins, passives... You could customize a player to make it play as GK even if it was a Midfielder. (I do not encourage you to do that, it's just to say that you can do whatever you want with your team and make it somehow work, and that's a really great thing, especially when we have so many characters present in the game!). The gameplay itself can be a little bit overwhelming if you have never played any IE game before, so I really advise new players to do the Story Mode first. Once you get the hang of every little mechanic, you'll have a lot of fun trying different teams. There is in this game some kind of gacha system to get the players, do not worry, no money is needed, this is a currency you win by playing in the different modes. From my experience, it wasn't hard to get the characters I wanted, and even if I couldn't get them in the gacha, you can still "craft" them. But this will be for later if you just started the game or if you're reading this before buying it. By the time I finished what I wanted to do in the game, completing the story, making my dream team, and completing every achievement, I reached 200 hours. It felt satisfying, I fell in love with this game, and I can only be full of hope for the future of the Inazuma Eleven game franchise.