In an attempt to gain total supremacy, the Kirin clan brutally attacked the four other clans to secure the Divine Swords, the symbols of absolute power.Īs a result, a young warrior named Shinbu, along with a girl named Suirin, are the only survivors of their clan. The story begins 300 years ago, when five martial arts clans peacefully ruled Ouka, the center of the known world. More than 20 hours of game play are unfolded in five worlds in an epic tale with beautiful, interactive environments and characters.
K.o.P is an epic adventure set in the palm of your hands. Personally I'd love to see Final Fantasy VII or Secret of Mana redone for the PSP but that may be wishful thinking. We really need more RPG's out there for PSP like this one and better. But I believe the setbacks are minor compared to Climax Entertainment's brilliant use of the PSP's 3D engine, which churns out really cool backgrounds and sweet music that just put this reviewer in some sort of mental calm. This, in my opinion, is the first real, official action RPG to hit PSP - and hopefully not the last.Īside from the corny box art, it's a pretty decent game with a few minor setbacks that I'll get into later. This action-packed, epic RPG adventure developed by Climax Entertainment is sure to wet many a palate. PSP meet Kingdom of Paradise (K.o.P), published by Sony Computer Entertainment America. Yet still there hasn't really been a title that can comfortably sit in that slot.
Of those titles, only a few like Untold Legends and X-Men II: Rise of Apocalypse can place themselves in that action RPG category. Since its launch back in March of this year, Sony's PlayStation Portable (PSP) library has been less than inspiring, with only a handful of titles available for launch and a few more on the horizon.
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