Gameplay includes two different game modes- side-scrolling action and awesome aerial battles.Intense ground-based and airborne battles across four different locations.Lead the Union's battle against the Empire in this brilliant mobile version of the hit PlayStation®2 game.Pressing 0 lets you perform an escape move to dodge enemy fire. When controlling the dragon, use 2, 4, 6, 8, or the direction pad to move, and 5 to fire.

You can perform a dash attack by pressing #.

Press 5 to use your sword, and 7 or 9 to block enemy attacks. To move Caim, use 2, 4, 6, 8, or the directional pad, and jump using 1, 2, or 3. The fight against the Empire starts here! Take the battle across four different locations, fighting Empire forces on the ground and in the air! Each of the four levels combines fantastic sword-slashing action and dragon-riding combat to create a brand-new mobile gaming experience. Battle the evil forces of the Empire alongside the red dragon, a fearsome creature that has promised to fight alongside Caim as he and the Union make a defiant last stand! In the mobile version of the epic PlayStation®2 game 'Drakengard' you take the role of Caim, the troubled hero.

Two great powers, the Union and the Empire, wage fierce war for the control of a goddess who protects the harmony of the world. It is an ancient time, and dragons still roam the earth. G-Mode company is porting some of those BREW games to Nintendo Switch: I think there are some BREW games on i-Mode, called EZapply, but there must be very few compared to Java games. Some of those games came to the west, for example Living Mobile published the Mascot Capsule 3D version of Bomberman 3D (as well as the regular M3G version), Sega China published Shinobi remake on regular Java as well, and even Verizon localized the mythical Final Fantasy VII: Dirge of Cerberus - Lost Episode in their own uber-obscure digital market, long lost. In Europe/States only Fishlabs really used Mascot Capsule 3D that much, even Gameloft (that programmed in pretty much every single API/language/platform) only had two MC3D games: Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow 3D and Asphalt: Urban GT 3D. And they used Mascot Capsule 3D (Mobile Graphics 3D v3) extensively. Most i-Mode games were just regular Java games (EZweb) a bit tweaked to allow more memory and size (DoCoMo's DoJa standard). Click to expand.I'm not much into that since you can't play them from the Europe/States, you need a japanese data plan in order to connect to the DoCoMo's i-Mode service.

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