July 21, 2016
Dark Rose Valkyrie
Release date
July 21, 2016
Developer
Publisher
Platform
Mode(s)
Single-player
Summary
1929 - It was the year of the outbreak. In masses, normal people were transforming into inhuman creatures called Chimeras. The cause: a mysterious virus brought to earth by a meteorite, known as the Black Garnet, which crashed there long ago.
The Chimera Virus in its beginning stages would wipe out 3% of the world's entire population. In a state of national emergency, Japan became a closed nation in an attempt to stave off the pandemic. A covert military agency known as ACID was established to combat the remaining Chimeras in country.
Time passes. ACID establishes a special unit known as Special Force Valkyrie in order to eradicate the Chimera that threaten humanity to this day.
Dark Rose Valkyrie System Requirements
🤏 Minimum Requirements
OS:
Windows 7, 64bit
CPU:
Intel i5 2.3 GHz or equivalent
RAM:
6 GB RAM
GPU:
Graphics card with 1GB VRAM or more and compatibility with Direct X 11.0 or higher
HDD:
14 GB available space
👍 Recommended Specs
OS:
Windows 10 64bit
CPU:
Intel i5 3.3 GHz or equivalent
RAM:
8 GB RAM
GPU:
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960, ATI Mobility Radeon R9 290, or higher
HDD:
14 GB available space
Dark Rose Valkyrie Trailer
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Critic Reviews14
There are one or two areas where Dark Rose Valkyrie kinda-sorta stands out: it makes fast-forwarding through the battles, the explainer screens, and the dialogue a breeze, which is nice, because the game features far too much of all three. Unfortunately, the game is also lacking in enough areas that its positives are negated entirely. The camera is terrible; you may not have to use it that often, but when you do, you’ll probably curse its existence. Likewise, the main character has a weird habit of grunting when he runs. This may not sound like much, but when you hear grunts for a few minutes as you try to figure out where to go next, it gets more and more grating.
January 10, 2018
Dark Rose Valkyrie doesn’t blow the doors off the hinges, but it does serve as a much improved JRPG over what has been a largely tepid series of releases from Compile Heart and others. The story is fine, the battle system is fun and unique, and exploration is a large part of the adventure. While there are some cliches and rehashed elements throughout, Dark Rose Valkyrie represents what a top end-formulaic JRPG can be.
July 6, 2017
Dark Rose Valkyrie is a decent game with an entertaining combat system which provide stunning fights and a interesting story besides a good character design. However at some points the game depends so much in fights, for bosses and chaining to complete main missions for the main story, that the game's pace resents from it.
July 4, 2017