Alundra 2, Sony Playstation

The long-awaited sequel to the critically acclaimed Sony Playstation game, Alundra, takes the originality and complexity of the original, inserts a Real-time 3D Polygonal engine, and you into a game world many more times larger than its predecessor. Rotatable camera angles, adjustable viewpoints, 2 hours of dialogue and 40 hours of gameplay come as standard in this future classic. The result is a captivating RPG which those who like a bit of action in their role-playing will be able to absorb themselves in until well after the blisters on their blisters have hardened! You are Flint, a young headstrong renegade, trained from childhood to become a great swordsman. When both of your parents were killed in a pirate raid at sea, you have sworn to dedicate your life to battling the pirates. The Princess Aisha also fights against the pirates because of her loyalty to the evil Count Nijadoll, the villain who has imprisoned her father and installed a puppet regime. Seeing Flint's face on a Pirate Wanted Poster, she sets out on a quest to find the legendary pirate hunter. As our story begins, you are chasing the pirates into an airship owned by the mysterious Mephisto, and uncover a sinister plot of world domination. Over the course of the game, the relationships among the beautiful Aisha, Mephisto, Count Nijadoll, and the pirates are slowly unveiled, resulting in a final showdown over control of the planet.

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