Throughout the game you will encounter many monsters, which are actually the souls of the dead. You start with one predetermined character, but as you progress, up to four additional characters will become available to you, each with distinct abilities and moves. The shoulder buttons control the camera and allow your character to do quick 180-degree turns. Magic, dash, attack, and jump are all triggered using the circle, square, triangle, and X buttons. Your character has four basic moves at his disposal. It's definitely not a platformer, either. It's not so heavily interactive that you could call it an action-RPG, nor would you call it strictly an adventure game. The perspective is played a la Tomb Raider, the game environments are similar to Bushido Blade, and the fighting is reminiscent of, er, Toshinden. Soukaigi is a game that attempts to create its own genre. Mouths watered at the thought of playing a game with an apocalyptic premise along the lines of the anime classic, Akira. Take Soukaigi for example - an ambitious project announced by Square last fall. Perhaps Square is spreading itself too thin. It was up to her and four of her friends to save Japan from the forces that would invade. That day, Mizuho Mikanagi, a high school girl from Noborito, realized she was waiting for this to happen.
Fourteen percent of Japan's population dies as a result of these explosions. At that moment, the same thing happens in other parts of Japan, causing large balls of fire to rise in the sky and converge in a pillar of fire 150km high and 10km wide. It's December 1998, and a huge explosion has ripped Mt.
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