In this case, mankind’s been pushed to the brink of destruction by monstrous entities known as Aragami, and only the God Eaters have a chance of fighting back thanks to their God Arc Weapons – weapons taking the form of massive hammers, pointy spears, oversized swords, and so on. The God Eater franchise falls into the Hunting genre alongside things like Monster Hunter, Soul Sacrifice and a few others. It’s a shame that the rest of game doesn’t follow suit - not because it’s bad, but because it barely evolves past its first few hours of play, and it’s a long, long, loooooong experience. Shortly after starting, a cute, spunky, and slightly demented hammer-wielding psychopath welcomes the main character to the God Eater squadron by stuffing an Oden Sandwich into their hands, offhandedly calling it a ‘sammich’ or suchlike in the process, and therefore inadvertently endearing herself to me forever. God Eater 2: Rage Burst starts off promisingly. WTF Gil? Gil! That’s not a Glaswegian accent, mate. LOW …which unlocks about thirty or so hours in.
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