Millennia
The protagonist and a trap user who battles enemies through carefully prepared rooms rather than conventional weapon combat.
How it plays
The game uses a third-person perspective inside enclosed rooms. Millennia must survive encounters and complete objectives by placing traps on floors, walls, and ceilings, then triggering them when enemies enter the correct positions.
Story stages typically involve several rooms and groups of enemies. Traps can be chained into combinations, allowing one effect to launch, stun, burn, freeze, or otherwise reposition a target for the next attack. Successful missions award resources used to acquire and develop additional traps.
Plan your run
Study enemy movement before spending traps, and begin encounters with inexpensive devices that control position. Wall and ceiling traps are especially useful after an enemy has been knocked down or launched.
Build combinations around a reliable sequence: first stop or reposition the target, then apply the stronger damage trap. Leave enough room to retreat, because several enemies can activate a setup at once. Replay completed missions to improve trap selection and resource management.
Meet the cast
The protagonist and a trap user who battles enemies through carefully prepared rooms rather than conventional weapon combat.
Before you begin
Observe patrol routes before placing high-value traps.
Use room geometry to extend combos and separate groups of enemies.
Keep a defensive trap available for enemies that approach from an unexpected direction.
Deception II: Kagero is an action strategy game developed and published by Tecmo for the original PlayStation. The player controls Millennia, a young woman who fights by luring enemies into rooms filled with mechanical, magical, and environmental traps. Rather than relying on conventional attacks, the game emphasizes positioning, timing, and trap combinations. Story missions gradually introduce stronger enemies, new rooms, and additional trap types. Its distinctive premise earned the game a dedicated following, especially among players who enjoyed experimentation and elaborate setups. It is the second main entry in Tecmo’s Deception series and is also known as Kagero: Kokumei no Haka in Japan.
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