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Valkyria Chronicles PS3 should be a horrifying game. But its gritty honesty spoke as much to me about humanity as it did loss of life.

Casting me as an idealistic young man it quickly forces you up the ziggurat of command within a small militia. War erupts all around, as two mighty armies vie for the precious fuel that my tiny country sits on. While I have endless supplies of energy I lack the most important commodity of war, soldiers.
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Valkyria Chronicles is stunningly unique in both visuals and strategic game design. A blend of calligraphy, Manga and war-time show reels, it looks like it plays - like nothing else on the PlayStation 3. But it was Valkyria Chronicles ability to make me care about each character that really hooked me in, and created some frightful decisions to make.

Valkyria Chronicles is a largely overlooked 2007 PlayStation 3 exclusive. Despite its age it remains about the best looking titles on the system thanks to its wonderful art direction that blends Japanese Manga with a faux World War 2 Europe backdrop. Due to its aesthetic and being one of the few designed-for-console strategy experiences this generation it stands as something unique in a market dominated by gritty action.
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Valkyrie Chronicles is that peculiar genre combining strategic planning and role play characterisation. It challenges the well established titles in the genre (Fire Emblem Wii, Advance Wars: Sudden Strike DS and the classic XCom games) with its new and imaginative art style and gameplay.

Strategy games provide experiences that require quick thinking, and forward planning from the gamer. They combine the unfolding tactics of classic games like chess, with more recent board games such as Risk. Usually focusing on a theatre of war context, players enjoy the tactical overview of the battle these games provide.
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