showing 2 games
| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | description | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gaia no Monshou | NCS Masaya | 1988 | Prequel of the famous 'Langrisser' series. Too bad 'Gaia no Monshou' never reaches Langrissers excellent game mechanics. Luck played too much a role and the campaign mode was only mildly interesting. If you weren't able to finish one scenerio nearly perfectly and fast you would have much problems solving the next one because you earned points for good gameplay which you could had to use to buy new troops for the next scenario. Normally a nice concept, but too difficult in execution. It also lacked story and had no character interaction like in the Langrisser games. | labelimageminimize |
| Gaiflame | NCS Masaya | 1990 | A mediocre sci-fi strategy game. You move troops on an overworld map through different regions. When meeting enemy troops the screen switches into a battlefield and what follows is standard strategy gameplay. The overworld and battlefield graphics are pretty basic, only the short attack scenes showing the units in its full glory look good. The battles itself are rather slow-paced, the controls on the overworld map are very inconvenient. Only for strategy fans who like the mecha/sci-fi scenario and can live with the Japanese language obstacle. | labelimageminimize |
