Phantom Brave : The Hermuda Triangle

Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle

A little girl, haunted by Phantoms. A world afraid of her. When you're around twelve and everyone thinks you're possessed (because you can't keep your own secret), what do you have to do? If you're Marona, then you gather together a big team of ghoulies and start laying waste for whoever will hire you. She's pretty naive, so it doesn't even have to be the right price. She's just that damn friendly. Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle centers around the pint-sized warrior Marona as she takes on jobs from anyone who will offer. Saving endangered species? Helping clear a plot for a world-dominating conglomerate to build a new headquarters? Help a little girl's parents? Doesn't matter. But beyond that, it's fairly bland... there's only enough story to warrant going to a new area for another batch of baddies. Coming from the group that brought the world Disgaea, it's not very surprising. Speaking of Disgaea, battles are very similar, but with a few notable differences. First, there is no grid, just an open play field. Terrain can be a major factor, with some areas being either bouncy or slippery, which can make each fight all the more frustrating; just when you think you're fighting a battle, you're also playing a jumpy version of curling just to get your character to the baddie, let alone attack.