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Agarest: Generations of War Zero

From the void, the gods of darkness and light created Agarest, a most perfect and divine world. As the generations passed, paradise sadly fell to the ravages of time. War darkened the skies and Agarest soon became a torturous hell as the gods divided and immense armies clashed, desecrating the once beautiful land… After many years with the war in deadlock, Sieghart, a young officer loyal to the armies of light, passes through the scarred mountains on a perilous mission. There, he meets a strange girl and unknowingly changes the fate of the world forever. Agarest: Generations of War ZERO contai

Release date
April 21, 2015
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Idea Factory
Publisher
Ghostlight LTD
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★ 6.4/10GOG · 48 ratings
GOGLast checked October 31, 2026

Most helpful8

★ 5 / 5
50 hours of fighting plus 30 hours of dialog equals Agarest: Generations of War Zero. If you are a fan of JRPGs and round-based strategy-RPGs,…
★ 4 / 5
First off, if anyone is wanting to choose between Agarest: Generations of War and Agarest Zero, I would recommend starting with Zero as it contains…
★ 3 / 5
Better than the first one but adds a few more interesting mechanics but still an aweful lot of grinding involved. And Zero suffers from some…
★ 2 / 5
This game is all width without depth. You've got an enormous amount of different monsters, weapons, ingredients and armours. The game is also extremely linear.…
★ 4 / 5
This is, again, an excellent port of a PS3 game. Much like the first this strategy JRPG is more story driven than gameplay driven, so…
★ 1 / 5
Agarest: Generations of War Zero has some different flaws. One of the bigger flaws is one of the core-features of the game - the Extended…
★ 2 / 5
I am not a frequent player of Japanese RPGs but I do like them from time to time. This one is definitely the worst I've…
★ 5 / 5
it's just good to sit there, relax and combine some stuff ingame and observe results, kinda rewarding

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★ 1 / 5
Whoever designed this game is on crrack, 4 healing monsters 2 golems get first attacks and do 590 hit combos, Then you cant put together…
★ 3 / 5
probably just me, but i dont like the extended area concept, otherwise promising game
★ 3 / 5
This game is really grindy and grinding in a turn base strategy game is not very exciting. You need to grind for materials to craft…
★ 5 / 5
it's just good to sit there, relax and combine some stuff ingame and observe results, kinda rewarding
★ 1 / 5
This game is extremely broken. The character models in the Visual novel portions completely break. Their skin deletes, their bodies detatch, they end up with…
★ 2 / 5
This game is all width without depth. You've got an enormous amount of different monsters, weapons, ingredients and armours. The game is also extremely linear.…
★ 4 / 5
First off, if anyone is wanting to choose between Agarest: Generations of War and Agarest Zero, I would recommend starting with Zero as it contains…

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