Trillion: God of Destruction

Trillion is a game with a somewhat interesting concept and surprisingly grim story that is dragged down by poor design, gameplay, and boring dialogue. In this game, you basically "raise" characters to go fight a boss, with multiple characters going to fight it over time. Without any spoilers, the story does get a bit grim at times, especially after you've established bonds with some characters. I appreciated that part of the game. However, as is typical with IF games... the gameplay, UI, writing, etc. are all abysmally bad. I had very little fun engaging on the actual game itself, and that is why I am giving this a downvote. If this concept was taken and reworked to include more engaging gameplay and a better story, this would definitely be a cool game, but unfortunately it is not.

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Okay...HEAR ME OUT... I don't recommend this game not because it is bad. Please read everything then decide if you want to buy the game. This game is not a dating sim, it's not hentai, so if you are going for those elements, you got a very wrong idea. It is very important that you must acknowledge this: THIS GAME IS SOUL-LIKE HARD. YOU WILL BE DYING A LOT. YOU WILL BE HAVING HEARTBREAKS. The story is an emotional roller coaster that teaches you: "Above all else, sometimes sacrifice must be made, no matter how hard you tried or how much you cared." I am here to set things right, so everyone who is going to buy this game after reading must be finally enjoying something that suits their taste. The main issue with this game is that it has tons of coding/programming issues...and I have played it on PS VITA so, where on PC, I can't even get through PROLOGUE due to the errors...in fact I have made it through the end of my first run on my handheld console. I was really hoping to be able to complete the game on the final run, unfortunately, I can't seem to get it fixed. So, that's the end of my run on PC... I noticed plenty of people having similar issues and the support has been giving …

Developed by IDEA FACTORY, COMPILE HEART, and PREAPP PARTNERS, and published by Idea Factory International, Trillion: God of Destruction is a strategy RPG that distinguishes itself through a premise unlike most games in the genre. Instead of leading a group of heroes to gradually overpower an evil force, players are tasked with confronting an unstoppable god-like creature whose unimaginable health pool of one trillion points makes immediate victory impossible. This overwhelming challenge shapes every aspect of the experience, transforming the adventure into a campaign built on preparation, sacrifice, and long-term planning rather than conventional heroics. The result is a game that feels fresh despite drawing inspiration from familiar Japanese RPG traditions. The narrative centers on Zeabolos, the Great Demon King, who is defeated by the monstrous Trillion before being granted a second chance to save the Underworld. To stand against the colossal threat, he must train six talented Overlord Candidates, each inspired by one of the deadly sins. While the central objective is straightforward, the story gains depth through its focus on the relationships between Zeabolos and the aspiring…

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I found the premise to be quite interesting as you're faced with the seemingly impossible challenge of defeating a Trillion HP Monster and even more so as you progress through the game a sense of despair does creep up as you lose more and more of your characters. Basic gameplay loop was fun as well with managing the training of a character for the big showdown. Although I felt the game was maybe 10-ish hours too long as towards the end it became monotonous and quite stingy with EXP. Performance is my other main complaint since the attack, movement and skill animation during combat was very slow. This was really obvious when you've cleared a dungeon of all the enemies and all of a sudden movement and attack animations became much smoother and faster. Not much else to say, it's an IF/CH, if you're a fan of their other series you'd be right at home with Trillion.