$59.99Disgaea 6 Complete Die, come back, level up forever
Lead a stubborn zombie through a colorful tactical RPG where absurd attacks and endless reincarnation turn losing into progress.
Is Disgaea 6 Complete worth it?
Disgaea 6 Complete is worth it if…
- you like turn-based tactics on a grid, with room for absurd numbers
- you want a story-driven RPG with a funny, colorful cast
- you enjoy character progression that goes far beyond the credits
- you have limited play time and would welcome a game that can run battles for you
- you are new to the Disgaea series and want the complete package with all DLC included
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Tactics with a zombie who refuses to stay dead
Battles play out on a grid, turn by turn, with a roster of allies and special attacks that go well past over-the-top. Zed starts on the lowest rung of the Netherworld ladder, and his answer to a God of Destruction is Super Reincarnation: when things go badly, he comes back and tries again, stronger. Losing is part of the plan. Along the way he gathers a cast of twisted, colorful Netherworld denizens, and the story follows him from grave to glory with his sister Bieko at the heart of it. It is a grim premise told with a light touch, and the humor carries it.
Set the pace yourself
Disgaea 6 Complete lets you decide how hands-on each fight is. Play every turn yourself, or use settings like Auto, Retry and Replay, plus Demon Intelligence, a customizable set of rules that shapes how your units act on their own. Tuning it is a small logic puzzle in itself, and it works well: the game suits both people who want to plan every move and people who would rather let a well-configured party grind while they do something else. That split is the one honest trade-off: some players find the automation takes over too much of the game, especially deep in the post-game. The Complete edition also includes all previously released character and cosmetic DLC.





















