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The second famous game by Gama Soft, which was also localized in Japan. The beginning of the plot repeats Messiah: The Road of Conviction - some mercenaries attack the residence of the protagonist, and he, having fought off them, decides to find out who sent them. The mechanics and gameplay remained unchanged: we go through a sequence of missions, not all of which involve the destruction of all opponents, and we perform standard tactical-step-by-step maneuvers. The graphics have improved somewhat, but the quality of the elaboration is still inferior to some South Korean games of that time. The portraits of the characters, however, are made not in South Korean, but in Japanese anime style, and in the Japanese localization there are some kind of humorous art (whether vulgar is another question). The music is partly new and partly taken from Messiah: The Road of Conviction. Bottom line: a budget-conscious representative that might interest fans of the genre. Civil wars continue throughout Fantasido continent. The United Kingdom of Refando is the only country where peace is said to exist. Lemuel Dettervolf is the son of the feudal lord reigning over the entire district of Shulenburg, within this kingdom. There remains a horrible secret from the past that only a few people in the entire country are aware of. Without ever divulging this secret, Lemuel has grown to become the foremost swordsman within and without his country. His goal is to restore peace to the continent. Never again will the tragedy that he experienced as a child occur ever again. However, full-scale war breaks out. Lemuel takes up his sword to defend the country he loves. The battle develops with turn-style tactics. You order your party (up to 5 characters) to advance into war. There are over 60 different types of magic and assault tactics to use in this animated game. The battle rages on. |
