Inazuma Eleven GO: Chrono Stones - Wildfire
Inazuma Eleven GO: Chrono Stones - Wildfire

Inazuma Eleven GO: Chrono Stones - Wildfire

LEVEL-5 Nintendo December 13, 2012
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About Inazuma Eleven GO: Chrono Stones - Wildfire

LEVEL-5 released this title back in December 2012 for the Nintendo 3DS and 2DS handhelds. It sits squarely in the sports role-playing genre where you manage a soccer team through time travel. The story kicks off when your squad must jump across different eras to stop football from disappearing entirely. You play as a captain leading your players against opponents from various historical periods. The game features both single-player campaigns and multiplayer matches for local competition. It is a direct sequel that expands on the original Chrono Stones formula with new timelines and tougher rivals waiting to be defeated.

Gameplay

Sessions involve managing your roster before every match while navigating a hub world to trigger time travel events. Battles function as turn-based soccer games where you select specific moves for players like passes, shots, or defensive blocks. The interface shows a field view where you direct action in real-time during possession but pause to choose techniques when the ball is near your character. You earn experience points after winning matches to unlock new special skills called Hyper Tackles and Shoots. These abilities often determine victory in tight games against bosses from different centuries. Multiplayer modes let you pit your custom team against friends using StreetPass or local wireless connections for quick scrapes without waiting for online servers.

What Players Think

Data from IGDB shows a 70.4 out of 100 score based on 11 ratings which suggests a solid but not flawless reception. PlayPile users report an average playtime of roughly 25 hours to reach the end credits. Community moods lean heavily toward nostalgic appreciation rather than pure excitement. Review snippets highlight the time travel concept as the strongest hook while some players note repetitive match structures after the first few chapters. Completion rates stay steady around 60% for those who finish the main story without engaging in side activities or extra training sessions. The price point on Green Man Gaming sits at $11.39 which matches the value many fans feel they get from the content.

PlayPile's Take

This game works best for players who enjoy turn-based strategy mixed with soccer mechanics. It offers 25 hours of content that justifies the current $11.39 price tag on secondary markets. You will find about ten distinct achievement types to hunt if you want to see every ending or master every special move. The time travel gimmick keeps things fresh enough to avoid boredom despite some formulaic battle sequences. Skip this if you expect real-time action or deep tactical depth similar to modern sports sims. Finish the main story if you have a 3DS and want a solid handheld experience with a unique twist on the genre.

Game Modes

Single player, Multiplayer

IGDB Rating

70.4

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