Soul blazer
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| Original title | ソ ウ ル ブ レ イ ダ ー |
| transcription | Sōru Bureidā |
| Studio | Quintet |
| Publisher | Enix |
| Erstveröffent- lichung |
 January 31, 1992 November 27, 1992 January 27, 1994  |
| platform | Super Nintendo |
| genre | role playing game |
| Game mode | Single player |
| control | SNES controller |
| medium | Cartridge |
| language | German , English , Japanese , French |
Soul Blazer ( jap. ソウルブレイダー , Soru Bureidā for Soul Blader ) has been released in Japan a fantasy - RPG that of Quintet developed by Enix published. It was released for the Super Nintendo game console .
content
In this game you play a nameless heavenly hero who has to free a world that has been depopulated by an evil spirit called Deathtoll. It does this by freeing the souls of the people, animals and plants that have been captured by Deathtoll. Through their liberation, the original being is reinstated in the world and one can interact with it. The liberated beings unlock new objects and paths.
Game mechanics
The world is shown in a top-down perspective that is very reminiscent of games in the style of The Legend of Zelda . Fights with opponents take place in real time and fall back on certain souls that remain with the character after he has freed them and give him certain powers.
successor
There is no direct thematic successor. However, the later quintet games Illusion of Time and Terranigma are viewed as unofficial sequels due to many similarities.
Web links
- Soul Blazer at MobyGames (English)