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Release date "Valkyria Chronicles" : 2008-04-24
Release date "Valkyria Chronicles Remastered" : 2016-02-10
Illustration (Original character design) : Raita
Illustration (Anime) : Watanabe Atsuko

Developer & Publisher : Sega

Animation Production : A-1 Pictures

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JP April 24, 2008 ( 2008-04-24 ) [1] [2] NA November 4, 2008 [1] [2] EU October 31, 2008 [1] [2] [3]
Tactical role-playing Real-Time Strategy
See also: List of Valkyria Chronicles characters
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↑ " Valkyrie: Gallian Chronicles Interview Part 1" . GameSpy . 2007-10-08 . Retrieved 2009-07-10 .

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↑ "Interview Vol.3 Chapter 3: Character Design - Gallian Army + Imperial Army Part" (in Japanese). Aniplex . 2009-06-08 . Retrieved 2009-07-10 .

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↑ "Sakimoto Talks Valkyria Chronicles Music: The Final Fantasy XII/Tactics composer on his latest" . IGN . 2008-11-06 . Retrieved 2009-07-10 .

↑ "Valkyria Chronicles Review and Exclusive Liner Notes from Hitosi Sakimoto" . Original Sound Version. 2008-11-17 . Retrieved 2009-07-10 .

↑ "Valkyria Event Wrap-Up! (Part 1)" . Sega . 2008-10-01 . Retrieved 2008-12-09 .

↑ "Official Blog: This is our Formal Challenge!" (in Japanese). Sega . Retrieved 2009-07-03 .

↑ "Valkyria Chronicles to Get Trophy Support?," . CVG . Retrieved 2010-01-15 .

↑ "『戦場のヴァルキュリア PLAYSTAION3 the Best』発売決定!!" (in Japanese). SEGA . Retrieved 2009-01-28 .

↑ "Official Blog: Edy Detachment's Redeployment!" (in Japanese). Sega . Retrieved 2009-05-19 .

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↑ "Gametrailer's Valkyria Chronicles review" . Gametrailers . Retrieved 2008-12-09 .

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↑ "RPGFan's Valkyria Chronicles review" . RPGFan. 2008-06-22 . Retrieved 2008-12-09 .

↑ "Valkyria Largely Ignored by U.S. Gamers" . 2008-12-12 . Retrieved 2008-12-16 .

↑ "2008 top 100" . Kyoto.zaq.ne.jp . Retrieved 2009-01-21 .

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↑ Brian Ashcraft (2009-04-10). "Valkyria Chronicles *Might* Get A Sequel" . Kotaku . Retrieved 2009-04-20 .

↑ "Famitsu Readers voted their most wanted sequels" . PS3 Hyper. 2009-05-02 . Retrieved 2009-05-05 .

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↑ "40 Games We'll Still Be Playing From 2008" . Gaming Target .

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Valkyria Chronicles , known in Japan as Battlefield Valkyria: Gallian Chronicles ( 戦場のヴァルキュリア -Gallian Chronicles- Senjō no Varukyuria -Gallian Chronicles- ? ) , is a tactical role-playing game published by Sega , developed by their Sega WOW division exclusively for the PlayStation 3 . [4] It was released in Japan on April 24, 2008. A European version was then released on October 31, 2008, followed by a North American version released on November 4, 2008. The success of the game spawned multiple manga titles, a televised anime series, and most recently the development of a sequel, Valkyria Chronicles 2 . [5]

The game is set in Europa, a fictional version of World War II Europe , in 1935. Because of its abundance of Ragnite ore, which can be refined into a powerful fuel, the neutral nation of Gallia comes under attack from the East Europan Imperial Alliance, which is itself engaged in a war with the Atlantic Federation. [6] Players take control of a militia squad of Gallian nationals, dedicated to repelling the invasion. The game's visuals, which utilize SEGA's CANVAS graphics engine, resemble a watercolor painting in motion. [7]

In the year 1935 E.C. the continent of Europa is dominated by two superpowers: The Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance in the east and a commonwealth of loosely allied democracies known as the Atlantic Federation in the west. [8] The economies of both powers depend on a precious multi-purpose mineral called Ragnite. Its growing scarcity results in the Empire declaring war on the Federation, sparking the Second Europan War. [7] The Empire uses its military superiority to quickly put the Federation on the defensive. Emboldened by their progress and momentum, the Empire decides to invade the neutral Principality of Gallia in order to seize its rich Ragnite deposits.

When Imperial forces launch an attack on the Gallian border town of Bruhl, Welkin Gunther, son of late Gallian national hero General Belgen Gunther, is forced to fight for his life alongside the town watch captain, Alicia Melchiott. Together with Welkin's adopted sister Isara and using Belgen's prototype tank from the first war, the Edelweiss , they escape to Gallia's capital, Randgriz, and subsequently join the country's militia forces. Welkin is given the rank of lieutenant and assumes command of the newly-formed Squad 7, with Alicia acting as his non-commissioned officer. Initially, members of the squad question Welkin's qualifications due to a lack of combat experience; however, he quickly earns their trust and loyalty with his tactical genius. Welkin and Alicia soon become romantically engaged.

After Squad 7 wages a successful campaign against Imperial forces, the crown prince Maximilian deploys one of his commanders, Selvaria Bles, equipped with the Ragnite lance and shield of the ancient Valkyrian race, thought to have saved the ancient world from the Darcsen race. Using innate magic powers, she decimates the Gallian army. Alicia is shot by Welkin's archeologist colleague, Faldio, in order to awaken her own latent Valkyrian powers. Alicia is able to drive Selveria back, allowing the Gallians to advance to the border. Selvaria commits suicide by using the "final flame" in defense of the Ghirlandaio fortress, killing the self-serving Gallian general and wiping out most of Gallia's army, but sparing Squad 7.

Maximilian, wanting to create his own empire, uses his ultimate weapon, a "land dreadnought " called the Marmota , to break through Gallia's defenses and steal a giant Valkyrian lance from within Randgriz Castle. The princess reveals herself to be Darcsen - the Valkyrians rewrote history to make themselves into heroes, while an allied Darcsen tribe gained Randgriz as the spoils. With Alicia's help, Squad 7 are able to board the Marmota , destroying its engines and defeating Maximilian. Alicia and Welkin are rescued, and return to Bruhl, where they marry and raise a child.

The overhead map view of Command Mode.
Valkyria Chronicles features a unique turn-based battle system called BLiTZ ( B attle of Li ve T actical Z ones). [9] Between turns the player views an overhead map in Command Mode, but zooms in to control each individual unit on the battlefield during Action Mode. [10] Movement and other actions are handled in real time during Action Mode, though limited in movement by an AP gauge that varies for each type of character. [10] During Target Mode, the player is in direct control of characters' aim while the action freezes, allowing for head shots and other maneuvers. Taking command of individual units during the player's phase costs Command Points, which can be used to either grant movement to many different units or the same unit consecutively with diminishing AP, depending on what the player wants to accomplish. [10] Unlike many other strategy RPG games, when units are being controlled in Valkyria Chronicles they can come under fire from the opponent's units, referred to as "interception fire," as they might in a real-time strategy game. This, combined with the presence of team proximity bonuses and terrain, leads to situations where the player must choose between ending their turn in a defensively strong position to repulse the opponent's units, or advance more aggressively and potentially leave units exposed or in a bad position to provide interception fire.

Each character in the game fulfills a specific role — for instance, Alicia is a mid-range rifle -toting scout , while Welkin is a tank commander . Other roles include assault infantry, lancers (which specialize in anti-tank warfare ), snipers , and engineers . [10] These various units form a rock-paper-scissors dynamic of strength and weakness. The foot soldiers (Scout, Shocktrooper, and Sniper) are effective against slower anti-tank units, anti-tank units can quickly destroy tanks with a well-aimed shot, [10] and tanks are generally devastating against infantry, whose anti-personnel weapons are unable to inflict any significant frontal damage. By gaining experience and completing missions, the player's army will receive new recruits and their materiel can be upgraded.

The environment also factors heavily in combat. In an urban level, for example, snipers can be sent onto rooftops to eliminate unsuspecting enemies below. Tanks can knock down walls and other obstacles to open new paths. Buildings and other structures offer hard cover around which to maneuver. Foliage offers soft cover to reduce the chance of being spotted by the enemy and to confound their aim when seen. As the Gallian forces advance across the battlefield, control points can be captured, giving the player a tactical advantage and offering additional locations in which to call reinforcements. As Welkin, the player can issue various Orders for the purpose of things such as artillery strikes, supervising medics, and improving morale .

The creative force behind Valkyria Chronicles consisted mainly of staff that had been involved in the Sakura Wars series, led by Producer Ryutaro Nonaka and Director Shuntaro Tanaka . Together, they desired to create a game that combined facets of their previous works: strategy elements from the Sakura Wars series, third-person action elements from Nonaka's
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