Classic Game Room HD reviews VANDAL HEARTS for PS1 Playstation from 1997, published by Konami. Vandal Hearts is a turn based tactical strategy game that takes place in a fantasy world of good vs. evil. Old school 3D style battlefields make be a bit blocky by today’s standards, but the creativity and detail programmed into Vandal Hearts makes it a true classic worthy of a fan following today. Numerous characters are played throughout a dramatic plot spanning several acts of action packed tactical gameplay. Defeat enemies with a variety of weapons and awesome magic spells, Vandal Hearts is a must-play for fans of Final Fantasy Tactics and the awesome Front Mission games. Vandal Hearts has a similar game play style but different mechanics. This CGR review of Vandal Hearts on PS1 has gameplay from Vandal Hearts on Playstation showing Vandal Hearts tactics action in HD. Rated M. Interview with James Wong from Konami (Producer, Vandal Hearts Flames of Judgment) www.youtube.com
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Needs a Legend of Dragoon review to go along with this.
yeah I have this game ^_^ its definetly great one of the ones Id hoped youd review
Actually, if you’re a bit tech savvy and own a PDA or a Smartphone you can google FPSECE, the PSX emulator for Windows Mobile and play this game on the go!
I did the same with Front Mission 3, this genre just begs for being portable.
Awesome game. I picked it up back in 97′ with my original Playstation. Hopefully this review will spark interest in others to go check it out.
You should try the Disgaea franchise and spinoffs, if you like Vandal Hearts you’ll most probably like those. They are by far the best tactical RPG-s I’ve played.
Wire Wizard, send me a copy of Vandal Hearts!!!
nice review!!!
I -love- this game, and I’m really glad you finally tried it out, I had a feeling you’d like it too.
Its such a charming games, and I wish there were more like it…
This game rocks!!!
Sadly developers dont make games like that anymore
@kidcloneinteractive if you like tactical rpgs you should try final fantasy tactics(which happens to be my favorite game) for the ps1 psp of ps3(you would have to download it from the playstation store) , or you could emulate it like i did and play on the comp.
there are final fantasy tactics games for the gba and DS, but the ones for the play stations have better plot and gameplay
although all of them are good
this is the first tactical rpg i ever played and loved it way back when
I couldn’t help but notice this is like a fusion of Fire Emblem and Final Fantasy… This game looks awesome. Review is awesome. CGR is awesome as usual. I must play this game.
Shining Force clones can’t go wrong
verry cool and interesting grafics
You should review Guardian’s Cruzade for PS1. Great RPG, great adventure, great story, great music… Just awesome.
Reminds me of Final Fantasy Tactics.
i’ve owned this game since it came out and have never played it.
Can you review vagrant story for Ps1?
Fire Fantasy, you know it’s Fire Emblem + Final Fantasy. Or Final Emblem of course. Nice review!
Favorite game of all time there !! woooooh !!! Go Karnaaaaage !
@twomptable oh my god, CoD is such a rip off off Doom !!!! bwahah idiot.
@twomptable wait, isnt this the first?
this is just a ripoff of final fantasy tactics
That system where you receive a bonus for surrounding your enemies is something very familiar at the Valkyrie Profile: Covenant of the Plume, which is called “Active Formation System.”
Btw Mark, great review as always, and i must say: SRPGs must be tough to be good, i realy enjoy thinking before act, not just attack to kill.
you can just emulate it for your PSP!. That’s what I do….I use the originl disk and turn it into some type of ISO or CSO and then put in on my memory card. Funny thing is that I legally own the game (unlike most people)