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GAME INFO
STORY
In 1930s Europa, tensions rise to an all-time high between
the continent’s two distinct military powers – the Empire and the
Federation. In the struggle for ultimate supremacy, the Second Europa
War (E.W.II) erupts, and Gallia, the small independent nation situated
between the two super powers, now faces attack.
The Empire's Imperial Army is first to strike Gallia, forcing the young
lieutenant Welkin Gunther to pull back his small platoon. As the
invading forces charge toward the capital city, Welkin discovers that
not only are they outmatched in scale and weaponry, but the enemy army
also has Valkyria, an unusually powerful race, in their ranks. As the
war rages, the capital city is about to fall to the enemy, but Welkin’s
unique battle strategies bring hope to his homeland…
There may be a chance for Gallia after all. This is Welkin’s story.
Political State of Europa (1930’s EC)
IMPERIAL ALLIANCE
A conglomerate of nations united under the rule of an
emperor. These nations retain customs and practices from medieval times,
and its people are known to harbor conservative views including a
strong hatred towards the Darcesen race.
ATLANTIC FEDERATION
Nations that seek republican form of alliance to preserve
mutual security. The Federation is ahead of the Empire in terms of
national power, yet it often takes more time to consolidate their
treaties due to its political infrastructure.
THE PRINCIPALITY OF GALLIA
A small nation geographically surrounded by the Empire and the
Federation. The nation is a constitutional monarchy, characterized by
policies of armed neutrality and universal conscription. All citizens 15
years old and above are eligible to be drafted into service in times of
war.
CANVAS Graphics Engine
The "CANVAS" graphics engine, created exclusively for the PLAYSTATION®3, brings a never-before-seen style to life.
Breath life into stunningly unique visuals similar to
hand-drawn illustrations, and immerse yourself in real-time battles in
environments resembling a watercolor painting in motion.
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