Alundra
Game » consists of 5 releases. Released Apr 11, 1997
A PS1 RPG in the vein of Zelda, Alundra has the player control a psychic youth as he combats an ancient evil that threatens to overwhelm the peaceful village of Inoa.
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5 (0) 4 (1) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.5 starsAverage score of 2 user reviews
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Frequently becomes more frustrating than fun to play 0
On the surface Alundra looks like a garden-variety Zelda clone, but at heart it shares more in common with Landstalker (SEGA Genesis), featuring challenging jumping puzzles not found in the Zelda franchise. That’s no surprise as many of Alundra’s development team came from Climax Entertainment, the company behind Landstalker and several other classic 16-bit RPGs. It’s known for its above-average difficulty and its beautiful 2D graphics.StoryAlundra, an adventurer with the abili...
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It has various flaws, but it's also unique on its system 0
An elf with pointy ears and a sword, going about a forest rich environment slaying orcs and other weird creatures, where have we seen that before? Alundra is an RPG-adventure story like the days of old would have it. A silent hero, a world in distress, an open map filled with areas and dungeons and a lot of items to help you along each quest; all the elements are there. The story starts on a boat, heading for the village of Inoa. While on that boat, the main character, Alundra himself, ...
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