If you have never played Phantom Brave before and are looking for a strategy/RPG that is a bit off the beaten path, liked the game on PS2 and don't own a Wii, or really, really love Phantom Brave then the Hermuda Triangle is certainly worthy of your attention. Otherwise, you might be better off investing your portable playtime elsewhere. Phantom Brave is definitely a great game, but this low-effort regurgitation just doesn't impress like it should.
Twelve years have passed since Phantom Brave was originally released for the Playstation 2. It saw ports on the Wii, Phantom Brave: We Meet Again and a PSP version, Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle which included additional content. Finally, this strategy RPG has hit PC through Steam and is quite impressive.
Includes Driver SF Review, PSP In 2011 Plus Three New Reviews(Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle, BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II & GaiaSeed), 3DS Ambassador Program, Moments In Gaming Featuring Deus Ex: Human Revolution.
Dustin Hill states, "Seven years after the original release of Phantom Brave and after travelling across two very different systems, Phantom Brave: The Hermuda Triangle lands squarely on the PSP with extra content, cheerful game play and the quest to get to level 9,999. For the uninitiated, a strategy RPG varies from a traditional and action RPG in that rather than being placed in a static spot and fighting from there, you move around a turn-based field to engage each enemy. Troop placement, hazards on the field, landscape design and enemy/player abilities all play a part in the outcome of what could be described as a very flashy, and possibly easier, game of chess. Phantom Brave offers all of the above and more. In fact, the creators claim that it's the only RPG that allows you to, Do anything you want! and they just might be right."
This game is awesome and anyone who enjoys the Disgaea will likely fall in love with this one.