- There are 4(?) generations in Agarest.

- There are 3 Heroines in each generation.

- There are choices in the game (in Visual Novels they're named cross roads) choices effect where you go on the map/what locations you visit, weather the Heroines "love rate" increases or decreases, if you go towards "Light" or "Dark", and when you will meet characters.

- If you meet a character in one route that you would meet later on in another one they still talk and interact in events.

+ I have no clue what "Light" and "Dark" does yet, I would assume it changes the ending of the game.

- At the end of each generation whatever you "mate" with the Heroine that has the highest "love rate" with you, whoever you "mate" with effects the next generations main character, their personality, looks, and stats.

- You cannot save while events are going on, so that choices that you decide stick with you.

- Each event/battle that you go through is added up as "turns", so far I don't believe they have any major effect in the game.

- There are certain places on the map that are "Dungeon Search Points", are locations that you can run around freely and engage in random encounters, and find treasure, unlike "Battle Points" you don't regain your health if you win, you have to leave the location to regain it back or heal your characters.

- At the end of each battle you gain Experience, G, EP, TP, and PP, getting a higher rating after the battle (it goes from G-S I believe) increases how much you receive.

- If you're too high of a level and try to fight in a Battle Point you get reduced Experience, G, EP, TP, and PP.

- "Shop Points" are where you can obviously "Shop", Smith items, gain titles, revive characters, look at your horoscope, trade/fuse monsters, learn skills, etc.

- "Titles" are ingame achievements, you get them by completing the requirements of a certain achievement, you get G, Items, TP, and Party Points when you get a "Title".

- There are 142 "Titles" in the game.

- You can exchange TP for items

- There are items (books) for learning new skills (attacks/spells) and forging new weapons/equipment, you achieve them through gaining Titles, buying them with G, buying them with TP.

- With these books, you can learn how to smith a handful of new weapons/equipment/learn new skills in the game, to create a item/learn a skill you need a certain amount of money, and a certain amount of the listed items.

- You can "level up" weapons by enhacing them at the Blacksmith.

- If you wish you can strip your weapons/equipment for items, but you lose the weapon.

- You can equip skills to better weapons, the amount of skills you can equip depends on the weapon.

+ I also believe you can add Attributes, or it just comes with the weapon.

- If your characters die in a fight and the fight ends you have to revive them at the First Aid.

- You have to revive a character within a few turns or else they will disappear.

- Reviving a character through First Aid costs money, the amount rasises with their level.

- You can capture monsters.

+ I have no clue how.

- You can fuse monsters to get better monsters.

- You can trade monsters for items.

- You can look at your Horoscope for the Heroines, their love rate has to be high enough for you to see it, and it costs 100 G.

- The Horoscope tells you the basic information about your character, including what items they can wield, what they look like, and their stats.

- The game has 113 CG.

- The game has 80 sub/main characters.

- Your character can gain "Will Power", they're skills only achievable through leveling up.

- "Will Power" skills only activate when certian cridintals are met during a fight.

- You can also get "Extra Skills", they are far more powerful then normal skills, but require a lot more AP.

- AP = Action Points, you gain action points by waiting, attacking, and getting hit.

- Using items uses up your action points.

- You can change your battle formation, they're all preset.

- You unlock formations overtime, later ones add tiles that increase/decrease your stats when you stand on them.

- Instead of your party moving and your enemy moving everyone moves at the same time.

- The characters with the highest AVD (?) can move first, and the lowest move last.

- Each character has a unique pattern surrounding them on the battlefield, if you stand on the squares that it covers (it's shown in green) the characters can "link" and combo their attacks.

- If one character attacks with another character while linked and the second character can't reach the enemy they jump to its location.

- It will be released in 2010 for the PSN.

- You can't play the European/Japanese (?) copy in anything below 720P.

That's all I'm going to do right now, combat has so much stuff in it I would spend a long time trying to do it all. Anyways, I also have yet to reach the second generation. I will probably have grammar/spelling mistakes but don't complain about it.