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Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel

The PlayStation 2 action RPG with an original story by Hiromu Arakawa.

Fullmetal Alchemist and the Broken Angel is an action role-playing game for the PlayStation 2, developed by Racjin and published by Square Enix with an original story by manga creator Hiromu Arakawa.

Quick Facts

Developer
Racjin
Publisher
Square Enix
Designer
Tomoya Asano (assistant producer), Hiromu Arakawa (story supervisor, character designer)
Series
Fullmetal Alchemist
Released
December 25, 2003 (JP); January 18, 2005 (NA)
Genre
Action role-playing
Modes
Single-player
Platforms
PlayStation 2

Facts from the source article.

Background

It came out in Japan on December 25, 2003 and in North America on January 18, 2005. Broken Angel plays much like a 3D beat-em-up, with the player in control of Edward Elric. Besides using his metallic arm as a sword, Edward can transmute weapons to enhance his attack power and reach enemies he otherwise could not. Alphonse is computer-controlled, but holding the R1 button summons him to aid Edward, and when his health is depleted Edward can restore him by using alchemy on his armor. Winning experience from defeated enemies levels the brothers up, and accessories can enhance or hinder their performance.

The story sends the Elrics, travelling to Central with Major Alex Louis Armstrong, into the chimera-infested town of Heissgart after terrorists attack their train. There they meet Armony Eiselstein, a girl the chimeras leave alone, and her father Wilhelm, an alchemist researching the Philosopher's Catalyst, a material akin to the Philosopher's Stone. Armony turns out to be Wilhelm's daughter Selene fused with the catalyst, and his assistant Greta Riddle is really Camilla, a rogue alchemist after the catalyst for immortality.

The game sold well in Japan, but reviews were mixed, split over the graphics and gameplay, with praise for the cast and complaints that the twists were easy to predict.

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1RunningTomohiko Sato2:05
2The Intersection of FateMakoto Suehiro1:54
3Tears of an AngelMakoto Suehiro1:21
4A Young Girl's MemoriesMakoto Suehiro1:05
5Flowers of the Heart (sung by Motoko Kumai)Tomohiko Sato1:32
6Rest for an AngelMakoto Suehiro1:43
7A Clear Evening in the WildernessMakoto Suehiro1:10
8Eyes of CorruptionMakoto Suehiro3:11
9Prayers of the SaintMakoto Suehiro2:13
10BottegaIsao Kasai2:01
11Black ConspiracyKenji Tani1:22
12Crowd RoundIsao Kasai1:05
13ExcessIsao Kasai2:20
14National AlchemistKenji Tani1:28
15Crisis GameIsao Kasai1:37
16Rush 1Kenji Tani2:46
17Rush 2Kenji Tani2:52
18Fight It Out!Makoto Suehiro1:14
19Go Ahead RapidlyIsao Kasai1:05
20Pizza TimeKenji Tani2:18
21Armor Piercing AlchemistMakoto Suehiro3:05
22Cold Breath!!!Makoto Suehiro4:21
23Wax-a-MuleIsao Kasai2:12
24Go!!Kenji Tani2:27
25K.M.E < RAKenji Tani4:09
26Killer MoonKenji Tani2:54
27BiterIsao Kasai1:18
28Moving SquallMakoto Suehiro1:55
29Cutting EdgeTomohiko Sato1:57
30To My Small, Yet Great TeacherMakoto Suehiro4:04
31Emotionally (sung by Saori Yamada)Isao Kasai, Makoto Suehiro4:51
32Indelible Sin ("Raw 'Breath' Track", sung by Nana Kitade)Uncredited1:20

Track listing from the source article.

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