Mark Evans is a very talented goalkeeper and the grandson of one of the strongest goalkeepers in Japan, who supposedly died before Mark was born. Even though his skills and enthusiasm are incredible, his school lacks a real soccer club, as the six other members don't appear very interested even in training. One day, when a mysterious forward named Axel Blaze moves to Mark's town, the young goalkeeper sets out to find and recruit members for his soccer team. There are nearly 1000 playable characters with varying skills that will determine the success of the team. As you play through the story, Mark can recruit various characters on the team and help achieve his ultimate goal of competing!
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Excellent jeu qui est sortie bien avant l'anime donc les évènements ne sont pas forcément les mêmes, système de recrutement incroyable et énormément de personnage jouable
I always found the original Inazuma Eleven games to be very interesting. The plot is a little mediocre, but there are so many twists and turns that you can't help but feel invested.
The gameplay mechanics are creative and engaging. Even boys who didn't like playing football at school used to love the Inazuma Eleven games.
The protagonist, Mark/Endou is exceptionally bland though, and this never changes throughout the series. This was an issue I had with Inazuma Eleven even as a child. But there are other more charming characters that make up for it.
I'd probably rate the first Inazuma Eleven game as a 7.5/10. Can't rate it any higher, but its sequels clearly improve on most flaws this first game had. One of these flaws would be the very small world map, in my opinion. It makes the game feel small and repetitive at times.
The gameplay mechanics are creative and engaging. Even boys who didn't like playing football at school used to love the Inazuma Eleven games.
The protagonist, Mark/Endou is exceptionally bland though, and this never changes throughout the series. This was an issue I had with Inazuma Eleven even as a child. But there are other more charming characters that make up for it.
I'd probably rate the first Inazuma Eleven game as a 7.5/10. Can't rate it any higher, but its sequels clearly improve on most flaws this first game had. One of these flaws would be the very small world map, in my opinion. It makes the game feel small and repetitive at times.
Muito divertido!! sou fã do anime e não tem nada melhor do que pegar o Endou ou melhor Mark Evans e tentar fazer algum chute especial com ele.
O única coisa que me aborreceu foi os nomes, estou habituado com o anime, ver o Goenji como Axel Blaze, Kabeyama como Jack Wallside e todo o resto do elenco foi um grande choque.
Ótimas Cutscenes que me fizeram sentir como se estivesse assistindo o anime
O única coisa que me aborreceu foi os nomes, estou habituado com o anime, ver o Goenji como Axel Blaze, Kabeyama como Jack Wallside e todo o resto do elenco foi um grande choque.
Ótimas Cutscenes que me fizeram sentir como se estivesse assistindo o anime
Best Cutscenes
A good foundation for a football-based RPG.
With plenty of characters to recruit and abilities to master, Inazuma Eleven attempts to create a unique fusion of two tried and tested genres: football and RPG.
Inazuma Eleven, developed by level-5, launches you into the game as a goalkeeper, struggling to maintain and motivate a full squad of players. As the story develops you encounter a variety of interesting and unique recurring characters, strengthening the players bonds while building an emotional connection with the character's histories and motives.
At its core, Inazuma Eleven is an RPG. "Battles" are provided as football matches, where player stats matter less than player abilities. You will unlock more as the game progresses, but so will the enemies. There are many strategies the game will try to push you to use, but it is pretty straight forward to find the most efficient ways of scoring goals and ultimately playing the game. Where the game is initially an easy dash through the first 7 or 8 chapters, the difficulty ramps up towards the end and grinding for levels becomes a necessity to progress.
As for the game variance, there is not much to do other than level up, complete friendly matches, recruit new players and run through the story. There is little to no side content, and you will likely not want to play the post-game final match as it requires an immense amount of levelling.
Inazuma Eleven is a great game to study as it tries to take the best parts of two extremely popular genres. Although it is not perfect, there was clearly inspiration for improvement as delivered in its future sequels.
With plenty of characters to recruit and abilities to master, Inazuma Eleven attempts to create a unique fusion of two tried and tested genres: football and RPG.
Inazuma Eleven, developed by level-5, launches you into the game as a goalkeeper, struggling to maintain and motivate a full squad of players. As the story develops you encounter a variety of interesting and unique recurring characters, strengthening the players bonds while building an emotional connection with the character's histories and motives.
At its core, Inazuma Eleven is an RPG. "Battles" are provided as football matches, where player stats matter less than player abilities. You will unlock more as the game progresses, but so will the enemies. There are many strategies the game will try to push you to use, but it is pretty straight forward to find the most efficient ways of scoring goals and ultimately playing the game. Where the game is initially an easy dash through the first 7 or 8 chapters, the difficulty ramps up towards the end and grinding for levels becomes a necessity to progress.
As for the game variance, there is not much to do other than level up, complete friendly matches, recruit new players and run through the story. There is little to no side content, and you will likely not want to play the post-game final match as it requires an immense amount of levelling.
Inazuma Eleven is a great game to study as it tries to take the best parts of two extremely popular genres. Although it is not perfect, there was clearly inspiration for improvement as delivered in its future sequels.
Y en japones me lo pase