Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth
SCORE: 60
Sadly the PR and Marketing for Aksys Games failed Family Friendly Gaming utterly. Thankfully Family Friendly Gaming rose to the challenge and rented a copy of Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth. To be blunt this Playstation Vita game is worth a rental at best. In fact I wish I could get my time back from playing Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth. It is not very romantic, or interesting.
Cardia is a young lady who can only remember the last two years. She is locked up in a mansion. Anything that touches her skin melts away very quickly. Yet somehow her clothes stay on her body while touching her skin. She has no heart beat, and there is a gem embedded in her chest. The gem has tremendous power, and she is called a monster since her touch is poisonous.
Like most of the virtual novels from Aksys Games, the main female character gets to know a variety of male characters, and affection is earned with them. The player decides which male to get to know better through the thirteen chapters. The only reason to replay Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth is to try and get to know a different male character. That would mean having to trudge through the lengthy amount of text again with minor changes.
Why can’t romance novels in video games have one man and one woman? Why do we have to sift through all these different suitors? True love stories are about one man and one woman. They grow closer together over time, and romance blossoms. I believe the formula being used in games like Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth is all wrong. At least for the American audience. Then the platform has issues as well.
The content in Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth that will alarm families is graphic deaths and violence described verbally, bad language, Japanese voices, a variety of beliefs taught, enticement to lust, sexual innuendo, gambling, vampires, and more. I wish there were more choices and less wasted dialogue in Code Realize Guardian of Rebirth. Too often ideas are repeated over and over again in this hand held video game.
- Yolanda
Graphics: 60%
Sounds: 50%
Replay/Extras: 70%
Gameplay: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 60%
System: PS Vita
Publisher: Aksys Games
Developer: Idea Factory
Rating: ‘T’ - THIRTEEN and OLDER ONLY {Blood, Mild
Language, Mild Violence, Suggestive Themes}
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