| rdfs:comment | - Feast of the Black Strings. Named in Japan as: Overture of FEAST: Ragnarok's Revolution (FEASTの序曲：ラグナロクの革命? FEAST no Jokyoku: Ragunaroku no Kakumei) Is a original game by SonikkuAensland from the newly estabilished "In-Verse Productions", set to be released as digital and physical in PC, Playstation 4, Playstation 3, Playstation Vita, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, in August 26, 2014 in North America, September 1 in Europe, January 5, 2015 in Japan, it combines themes of Beat'em Up, Hack and Slash and Music genres, is set in a Cyberpunk and modern present era with some romanticism elements, Mecha, a little gothic and dark elements, etc.
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| abstract | - Feast of the Black Strings. Named in Japan as: Overture of FEAST: Ragnarok's Revolution (FEASTの序曲：ラグナロクの革命? FEAST no Jokyoku: Ragunaroku no Kakumei) Is a original game by SonikkuAensland from the newly estabilished "In-Verse Productions", set to be released as digital and physical in PC, Playstation 4, Playstation 3, Playstation Vita, Wii U, Nintendo 3DS, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, in August 26, 2014 in North America, September 1 in Europe, January 5, 2015 in Japan, it combines themes of Beat'em Up, Hack and Slash and Music genres, is set in a Cyberpunk and modern present era with some romanticism elements, Mecha, a little gothic and dark elements, etc. It's the first of two Games who comprehend the "FEAST Saga", The Other being Black Strings Carnival: Last Song. This is one of some games that despite being have four protagonists, the Central Heroine and P.O.V. character is Sienna, who's female, normal, and lacks any extravagant attitudes and fancy clothing. According to the designers. The Game is Rated M+17 for Mature, PEGI: 16 and CERO: C For Animated Blood, Suggestive themes, Mild Language, Strong Lyrics and Violence. But rated T for Teen in the Digital Version. The game was well recieved in release, with the Playstation 4, Playstation 3, Nintendo Wii U and Xbox 360 were praised due to its extreme gameplay, great cast of characters and some bizarre yet funny Mecha action, the music and story, but common criticisms were the lack of secondary playable characters aside of the main seven, and the story has "too much drama", and the Nintendo 3DS and Vita got the weaker in the action parts, but great in the rhythm sections. The game in Japan will be released only in English with Japanese Subtitles, but the sequel will have a Japanese dub, and also a worldwide dub with many languages to choice both in audio and subtitles. And more improvements. A special Edition was released as the same date as the Arcade Port of Fight it Out. Containing some extras.
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