There is actually a lot to go on here, and plenty of room for the game to grow using this premise, but the story really doesnвЂ™t do that. The few remaining human settlements are managed by the last remaining world government, and their only line of defense are God Eaters, a group of young adults who utilize an amalgamation of weapons and Aragami cells, known as God Arcs to fight off the foes, and risk their lives in trying to defend what remains of the world. This left humanity in shackles, and most of society destroyed. The premise of God Eater goes a little something like this: Decades ago, the world was ravaged by a ferocious species known as the Aragami, an adaptable collection of sovereign cells that join together to form a ferocious beast, a monster, or as the game not so subtly alludes to, a god. Note: This review was edited on July 2nd, 2017 to better reflect my opinion of the game after having cleared its additional content. I guess I was just in the mood to give them another chance, and I would say it paid off pretty well. A game from one of this gameвЂ™s developers that I thought was needlessly restrictive and ultimately frustrating, as detailed in a review I barely remember writing. My experience with hunting games such as this is limited to Freedom Wars. So, IвЂ™ve been slowly chewing on this game for about two months now, and IвЂ™ve actually forgotten why I thought it was a good idea to purchase God Eater Resurrection, or more particularly, God Eater 2: Rage Burst, which came with this game as a bonus.

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