Romancing SaGa - PS3

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Release Date: 4-15-2015
Critic Score (1-100): Not Availalbe
Genre(s): Role-playing (RPG), Anime / Manga, Fantasy, Turn-based, 3rd-person (Other)
Media Type(s): Physical

Eight Lives, Infinite Possibilities.

In Romancing SaGa©, you direct one of eight intriguing playable characters, each with their own adventures and goals. A mysterious minstrel sometimes guides your party to adventure, and at other times protects it from shadow. Occasionally he forces upon you grave choices that will change the world in which you travel - and twist the plots you encounter.

Encounter unique stories by playing eight different characters

Adventure without limits with the free-roaming scenario system

The choices you make influence events within future stories

This is a remake of the first Romancing SaGa game.

The land of Mardias has experienced 1000 years of peace after the defeat of the three evil gods: Death, Saruin, and Schirach. The last evil god standing, Saruin, was imprisoned with the power of the 10 Fatestones - scattered across Mardias. One thousand years later since Saruin's imprisonment, eight adventurers face an unknown destiny against the silent growing evil awaiting to challenge the lands of Mardias once again...

Romancing SaGa is a third-person perspective anime role-playing adventure game with turned-based combat. In this game, the player is one of the possible eight heroes/heroines available in the game.

Each character has a different main storyline, however choosing either character does not affect much of the storyline, regardless. In addition to different main storylines, each character has a different starting class (optional) which may be altered throughout the game. The game uses a non-linear storyline. Characters may travel the land regardless of any main plot. The player's party consists of a maximum of five characters, of which may be added or removed throughout the game at your discretion.

Gameplay of Romancing SaGa may be categorized as the following: * Character Development and Skills

Character development in Romancing SaGa is comprised of two different developments: The first is automatic statistic development where the characters statistically level-up per attribute (not per level) after each combat. The second is manual skill development where the player can trade in jewels to upgrade several skills of a character e.g. Longsword, Climbing, Search Chests, etc.

Character levels are represented by Character Class levels. Certain skills must be upgraded for a character to fulfill the requirements of that class. Each class has different traits, for example a Swordsman gains benefits in attack mode. Character classes do not effect the storyline.

• Turned-based Combat

Standard RPG turn-based combat, where the uniqueness of the combat refers to automatic combo capabilities of your characters. Under certain situations, the player's characters may combine their attacks against an enemy (a combo) thus creating greater effects (in addition of visual effects).

Characters in combat throughout the course of combat may develop special weapon skills. Weapon skills may only be attained through combat through enlightenment (Glimmer). Weapon skills use BPs (Battle Points) and (sometimes) DPs (Duration Points), each weapon skill has different BPs, which are affected by the skills of a character, e.g. a character that has a level two skill in Longsword uses less BPs for his/her longsword weapon skill.

Another interesting feature about the weapons in regard to combat: each character may equip up to five weapons (optional) and may choose from those five different weapons at any point during combat, thus adding more tactical possibilities in combat. This reason for this may likely relate to DPs (Duration Points) of a weapon. If a DP of a weapon is used up (usually due to use of special weapon skills), the weapon breaks and is unusable during combat. It may only be repaired at a blacksmith or at an inn.

Unlike other RPGs, all attributes of the characters (health, etc.) are automatically healed after combat. However, if a character falls during combat, their LPs (Life Points) decrease. If the LP decreases to zero, the character will die permanently. LPs are regained by resting at an inn.

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