When you need to scare off some bandits or take down a region's leader, it will likely involve a fight. Plus, several parts of the dialogue and the events that you can view were funny. The story is pretty good, with a few nice twists. I still wouldn't play it around younger audiences that can read, as there is a lot of suggestive dialogue and some swears (mostly from one character in particular). On one hand, I would like to try the untouched version, but on the other, it being changed means it actually comes out here on a system I would play it on (sorry PC people).
I haven't been able to compare it much to the PC uncensored Japanese release, but there are a few points where I'm sure something was take out or altered. The console release of Eiyuu Senki does prove that you can remove the naughty bits and still have a good game. Time to be the hero and unite the entire world, all while having the ladies fall head over heels for you. Rule 63 is in full effect here, and considering the original nature of the game (it was very much for 'adults'), that is no surprise. and they have all been gender-swapped to be female (except Joan of Arc). Also, each region is inhabited by famous historical and mythological characters. It's a strategy game where you must, as the title states, conquer the world.
Strangely, I hadn't heard of Eiyuu Senki - The World Conquest until it appeared on the Playstation 3's online store.
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