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{{Game | {{Game | ||
| name= Suikoden Tactics | | name= Suikoden Tactics | ||
| | |jpname = ラプソディア | ||
| | |roname = Rapusodeia | ||
| image= Suikoden Tactics cover art | |||
| image= | |||
| caption= PlayStation 2 Japanese cover art | | caption= PlayStation 2 Japanese cover art | ||
| developer= Konami | | developer= Konami | ||
| released= '''Sony PlayStation 2'''<br>{{JP}} September 22, 2005<br>{{US}} November 8, 2005<br>{{EU}} February 24, 2006<br>{{AU}} 2006<br>{{JP}} November 16, 2006 ''(KONAMI the Best)'' | |||
| released= '''Sony PlayStation 2'''<br>{{JP}} September 22, 2005<br>{{US}} November 8, 2005<br>{{EU}} February 24, 2006<br>{{AU}} 2006 | |||
| platforms= Sony PlayStation 2 | | platforms= Sony PlayStation 2 | ||
| sales = '''Sony PlayStation 2'''<br>{{JP}} 64,472 | | sales = '''Sony PlayStation 2'''<br>{{JP}} 64,472 | ||
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| successor= [[Suikoden V]] | | successor= [[Suikoden V]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Suikoden Tactics''', known as '''Rhapsodia''' (ラプソディア, ''Rapusodeia'') in Japan, is the eighth game of the [[Suikoden series]]. It was designed and released for the Sony PlayStation 2. | '''Suikoden Tactics''', known as '''Rhapsodia''' (ラプソディア, ''Rapusodeia'') in Japan, is the eighth game of the [[Suikoden series]]. It was designed and released for the Sony PlayStation 2. | ||
Suikoden Tactics serves as a side-story to [[Suikoden IV]], with the narrative taking place both before and after the events of Suikoden IV. The protagonist [[Kyril]] and his allies travel across the [[Island Nations Federation]] and the [[Kooluk Empire]] to seek out information on [[Rune Cannon]]s, the dangerous and mysterious weapon | ==Overview== | ||
Suikoden Tactics serves as a side-story to [[Suikoden IV]], with the narrative taking place both before and after the events of Suikoden IV. The protagonist [[Kyril]] and his allies travel across the [[Island Nations Federation]] and the [[Kooluk Empire]] to seek out information on [[Rune Cannon]]s, the dangerous and mysterious weapon favored by regional powers in the area. | |||
==Systems== | |||
A skill system similar to that introduced in [[Suikoden III]] is used for playable characters during the game. Several characters can utilize a selection of mounts in battle with boots to their movement range or attack. A Quest Guild system allows the player to dispatch characters on assigned quests in exchange for rewards upon successful completion. | |||
==Reception and legacy== | ==Reception and legacy== | ||
Rhapsodia would earn a 31/40 score from ''Weekly Famitsu'' on its release, giving the game a Silver Hall of Fame status as a result. | Rhapsodia would earn a 31/40 score from ''Weekly Famitsu'' on its release, giving the game a Silver Hall of Fame status as a result. This would tie the game with [[Suikoden III]] for the highest rated game in the [[Suikoden series]] by the magazine at the time. | ||
Preview coverage of Suikoden Tactics overseas was sparse, but reviews for the game would begin to come in by December 2005. ''Electronic Gaming Monthly'' scored the game at 7.0, 9.0, and 6.0 out of 10. The tactical gameplay of the title was praised and while the games graphics came under criticism for its "Lego men", the story and characters were generally praised. | |||
''Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine'' was slightly more restrained. While also praising Suikoden Tactic's gameplay, OPM also found the game to be graphically unpleasant as well as considering the story "meandering and confusing". The game would receive a 3/5. The magazine's UK branch, ''Official UK PlayStation Magazine'', would give the title 6/10, noting that it held some nice ideas but was too filled with clichés to truly stand out from the crowd. | |||
==Gallery== | |||
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File:Suikoden Tactics PAL box art.png|PAL box art | |||
File:Suikoden Tactics PAL disc.png|PAL game disc | |||
</gallery> | |||
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2006 November 16, 2006 (KONAMI the Best) 64,472Suikoden Tactics, known as Rhapsodia (ラプソディア, Rapusodeia) in Japan, is the eighth game of the Suikoden series. It was designed and released for the Sony PlayStation 2.
Overview
Suikoden Tactics serves as a side-story to Suikoden IV, with the narrative taking place both before and after the events of Suikoden IV. The protagonist Kyril and his allies travel across the Island Nations Federation and the Kooluk Empire to seek out information on Rune Cannons, the dangerous and mysterious weapon favored by regional powers in the area.
Systems
A skill system similar to that introduced in Suikoden III is used for playable characters during the game. Several characters can utilize a selection of mounts in battle with boots to their movement range or attack. A Quest Guild system allows the player to dispatch characters on assigned quests in exchange for rewards upon successful completion.
Reception and legacy
Rhapsodia would earn a 31/40 score from Weekly Famitsu on its release, giving the game a Silver Hall of Fame status as a result. This would tie the game with Suikoden III for the highest rated game in the Suikoden series by the magazine at the time.
Preview coverage of Suikoden Tactics overseas was sparse, but reviews for the game would begin to come in by December 2005. Electronic Gaming Monthly scored the game at 7.0, 9.0, and 6.0 out of 10. The tactical gameplay of the title was praised and while the games graphics came under criticism for its "Lego men", the story and characters were generally praised.
Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine was slightly more restrained. While also praising Suikoden Tactic's gameplay, OPM also found the game to be graphically unpleasant as well as considering the story "meandering and confusing". The game would receive a 3/5. The magazine's UK branch, Official UK PlayStation Magazine, would give the title 6/10, noting that it held some nice ideas but was too filled with clichés to truly stand out from the crowd.
Gallery
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