This is pure conjecture on the human’s side, as you are constantly fed radio updates from them and any story is shown only from their side of things.

You play as Godzilla, 50 years after the disappearance, apparently on a mission to destroy the energy generators so you can absorb the energy and become larger and more powerful. One powers everything, the other is an anti-Godzilla task force. Godzilla once attacked Tokyo before disappearing, but not before his energy source was copied, creating G-Energy and the G Force. The main mode is God of Destruction, which has a few options with Go Ashore acting as a story mode. You have a weak, strong and laser attack, as well as a special, differing depending on which kaiju you control, which you use against buildings, human vehicles and other kaiju. You control a kaiju as it rampages for one reason or another, controlling like a tank the size of a building - which you kind of are. That is simplifying it, but not by much if I’m honest. Use your behemoth kaiju (Japanese term for ‘strange beast’, or ‘monster’) to destroy buildings and other kaiju. There are several game modes, but they all amount to the same thing. The series was named after the monster, and that monster was Godzilla! The movies may have been black and white, the costume cheap looking and the plots one step past insane… But it’s a franchise that has remained popular - popular enough for Namco Bandai to make a PS4 / PS Vita game about him called, funnily enough, Godzilla. Many years ago, there were a series of Japanese monster movies that featured a guy in a rubber suit stomping around a cardboard model of Tokyo. Reviews // 17th Jul 2015 - 6 years ago // By Andrew Duncan Godzilla Review

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