Gaist Crusher
A sequel, entitled , was released in Japan on September 4, 2014, and features the original story from the first game as well as another "God" story, refined mechanics and more enemies. Story. Gaist Crusher. In the year 2047, mankind discovered a rare metal ore called "Gaimetal", which possessed a huge amount of energy, and mining for these strange metal ore begins all over the world. However, in 2064, humankind were constantly attacked by Gaist, a race of metallic creatures whose bodies were encrusted with Gaimetal, thus forming the GCG (also known as "Gaist Crusher Garrison"), an organization tasked  with dealing against the Gaist. In 2075, the GCG send out mankind's line of defense: the Gaist Crushers, humans who can wear a special Gaimetal armor called "Gaist Gear", and battle the Gaist, as well as the threat opposed by a mysterious organization called "Erasers". Gaist Crusher God. A few months after their victory against Erasers, Rekka Shirogane and the other Gaist Crushers are faced with a new threat from the ultimate Gaist, called , led by the powerful God Hinokagutsuchi, who plans to cleanse Earth of its "impurity", which was blamed on the human race. Once again, this leaves  the task to Rekka and his allies to defeat them, with the help of a sentient Gaist named , as well as going up against Cypher (the only member of the Erasers that survived), who plans to use the "ultimate Gaimetal" for his nefarious use. Gameplay. The gameplay is fairly similar to "Lord of Arcana", with most of its combat mechanics bears similar to "God Eater", although it usually focuses on combos and techniques. Players must explore the mission map, battling Gaist along the way. At the end of the map, a larger Gaist will appear, which the player must defeat  to complete a mission. Players can make use of various attacks, as well as using "Gaist Arts" and "Form Changes". When defeating the Gaist, a special "Crush Chance" will appear, in which the player must destroy Gaist's core (which is surrounded with Gaimetal) within a given period of time, rewarding them with a new Gaist Gear once completed. In combat, players can change the form of their Gaist Gear to adapt in the battlefield. There are three forms: Gaist Arts are special attacks that can be use against the Gaist. It was available for the Armor Form and Weapon  Form. Each Gaist Art varies, depends on the form used, or on the Gaist Gear equipped. Most of the Gaist Arts can capable of paralyzing nearby enemies. Terminology. Gaimetal. A mysterious metallic ore discovered 50,000 meters (160,000 feet) beneath the ground 15 years from the main story. Although appeared to be metallic in nature, Gaimetals (ガイメタル) are capable of rapid crystallization, and it can also alters a genetic make-up of an organism. There are two different kinds of Gaimetal: On occasions, an unpurified Gaimetal can be unstable and unpredictable, forcefully transforming a living organism into Gaist much faster. Fortunately , Gaimetals can be purified through various tampering techniques. Gaist. A race of metallic lifeforms that are made entirely of Gaimetal, usually "born" when a Gaimetal is given a certain stimulus. Named after motifs from mythical cultures and legends, each Gaist differ in elemental attributes, appearance and abilities. It was said to be born from Gaimetals, as certain devices can accelerate a Gaist's "hyper-activation"(or in otherwords, awakening). Most of the Gaist are capable of intelligence, such as the God Gaists (ゴッドガイスト), which has immerse intelligence about everything in the universe. Crush Chance (クラッシュチャンス). When a Gaist's certain body  part cracks, and crystals sprout out of it, a Crush Chance (クラッシュチャンス) occur, giving the Gaist Crushers the opportunity to destroy its "crush metal" to defeat and restore them into their Gaimetal form. Gaist Crusher Garrison (ガイストクラッシャーギャリソン). Usually referred to "GCG",the Gaist Crusher Garrison (ガイストクラッシャーギャリソン) is a worldwide-sanctioned organization whose main mission is to analyse, research, and even subdue any Gaist around the globe. Gaist Crushers. A term referring to those who can equipped themselves with a special armor called "Gaist Gear". The Gaist Crushers usually works under the Gaist Crusher Garrison, selected for their respective specialties, such as  combat, tactical strategies, and such. Rekka Shirogane was an "exception" to this, since he was accepted due to his very strong determination. Gaist Phone. A portable device usually used by the Gaist Crushers and most of the Gaist Crusher Garrison's personnel. Resembling a small touch-screen phone, it has many functions, differs for each personnel. The "GC Model" Gai Phone was only available for the Gaist Crushers, and it has a special function called "Gaist On!" (ガイストオン). However, it requires inserting a Gaimetal on the Gai Phone, and the user must have an "aura" that can release enough Gaivolts  (ガイ・ボルト) to activate it. Gaist Gear. A special kind of armor made entirely of Gaimetal. The Gaist Gear can be equipped by the Gaist Crushers via a special command, called "Gaist On". The armor gave its user enhanced abilities, and get stronger the more determined the user was. The Gaist Gear has three forms: Characters. Gaist Crushers. A group of humans who can equip a special armor called "Gaist Gear". Gaist Crusher Garrison. The organization where the Gaist Crushers were working with, whose sole purpose is to research and, if possible, eliminate the Gaist. Erasers (イレイザー). The mysterious organization who  wreak havoc using Gaist, and plots to take over Earth. Development. The game was announced in April 2013 as a cross-media campaign with a Nintendo 3DS "Custom Armor Action" game as the core. The goal was to market the game to elementary school age boys primarily using partnerships with Shueisha, Bandai and Pierrot including manga, toys and an anime. The initial planned launch window was Winter 2013. In December 2013, it was confirmed that renowned manga artists Akira Toriyama and Eiichiro Oda each designed a Gaist enemy and Gaist Gear for the game. This was part of a collaboration  with Shueisha's "V Jump" and "Saikyō Jump" magazines. Localization. As of August 2013, Capcom announced they have no plans to localise the title for other regions.