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PHANTASY STAR III 3 SEGA GENESIS SG
PHANTASY STAR III 3 SEGA GENESIS SG
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A long time ago, a great war between Orakio and Laya devastated the planet. A thousand years later, a young Orakian prince named Rhys decides to marry the beautiful Maya, the chosen one of his heart. But during the wedding ceremony, a strange creature appears and kidnaps the bride. Was it the legendary Layans who kidnapped the princess? Whatever the answer, Rhys must find it on his own - he must save his beloved.
The game system of Phantasy Star III: Generations of Doom is similar to that of its predecessor in the series: the player navigates a group of characters on a top-down world, visits cities, explores 2D dungeons and fights take turns randomly appearing enemies. - combat based. The most noticeable change in this installment is applied to the setting. Unlike all other Phantasy Star games, it is initially set in a medieval fantasy setting that lacks the series' signature sci-fi elements. In terms of gameplay, this influences the use of techniques, which are reserved for characters from the sci-fi civilization who later join the party.
An unusual feature of the game is its generation system. The game's story spans three generations of characters, beginning with Rhys and ending with his grandchildren. Specific instances of the plot have the player choose between two young women for Rhys to marry. Depending on this choice, the player will control different main characters during the second generation. Later, a similar choice is offered to Rhys' two possible children, dividing the following story into four branches.
The game system of Phantasy Star III: Generations of Doom is similar to that of its predecessor in the series: the player navigates a group of characters on a top-down world, visits cities, explores 2D dungeons and fights take turns randomly appearing enemies. - combat based. The most noticeable change in this installment is applied to the setting. Unlike all other Phantasy Star games, it is initially set in a medieval fantasy setting that lacks the series' signature sci-fi elements. In terms of gameplay, this influences the use of techniques, which are reserved for characters from the sci-fi civilization who later join the party.
An unusual feature of the game is its generation system. The game's story spans three generations of characters, beginning with Rhys and ending with his grandchildren. Specific instances of the plot have the player choose between two young women for Rhys to marry. Depending on this choice, the player will control different main characters during the second generation. Later, a similar choice is offered to Rhys' two possible children, dividing the following story into four branches.
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