“Inazuma Eleven 3: Ogre Menace! It changes little from what we already know about Blast Fire and Heavenly Lightning.” There is still the traditional progression in the genre (exploration of towns, surpassing certain objectives, random battles, inventory, equipment, leveling up – no one will find it strange at this point), and also there is that phenomenal good pulse with the that Level-5 builds a universe in which, as in Pokémon, everything seems to revolve around football: the people we talk to are only interested in football, children want to be footballers, the elderly laugh at knowing a lot about football and the only way to interact that the characters seem to know is through soccer It is obvious, due to the amount of teams that challenge us to pachangas from which we walk through the streets of the cities. The good is still in the game, in what makes Inazuma Eleven first and foremost a football ARPG. This time the shots come from the future, when law enforcement officials decide that it is time to go back in time, face Inazuma Japan and thus avoid the football plague that has the youth population too busy.
It is a simple game aimed at young people, but its story is not lacking in twists, references and all those things that most fans will enjoy with less effort Fortunately, Level-5 strives at all times so that we do not have to study history to know the motivations and direction of the characters in the film. Although for a few moments, at first, we play in the distant future and control the great-grandson of Mark Evans, Canon (in which the story is centered), the opening bars of The Ogre Menace are the same as those of the previous versions: the meeting, the memories of previous exploits, the enemies that are now on our side and, together with a review of the basics of the game, a crash course of the Inazuma universe so that no one gets lost, so that no one feels that they are late for a movie that still has a lot to tell. Inazuma Eleven 3: Ogre Menace! It changes little from what we already know about Explosive Fire and Celestial Lightning.
It is the Pokémon of football his latest installments for 3DS, Explosive Fire and Celestial Ray, are the Red / Blue, Gold / Silver or X / Y of Inazuma Eleven As with Pokémon, it is now the turn of the Yellow, Crystal version, or whatever is going to come after X and Z: I put my euros in Z, of course. It is not difficult for me to understand Pablo Algaba’s fascination with Inazuma Eleven, that unique Japanese role-playing game that puts us in command of a youth soccer team on their way to stardom, a path that often leads them to other less mundane tasks, how to save the world.
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