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Synopsis

Despite being a Japanese game, Death Bringer more closely resembles the Western RPG of its era than its Japanese counterparts, although it features anime-style character graphics. It is less event-driven than Japanese games and focuses on exploration. The gameplay is somewhat similar to Pandora's RPG of the same name, although the two games are not related. Friendly and Hostile Zones are pseudo-3D, maze-like environments, like in the Bard's Tale games. Enemy encounters, however, are handled more similar to those in Ultima: enemies appear on the exploration screen and battle only begins if the player character approaches the enemy. heroes and enemies move, but the player cannot navigate the characters manually: it is only possible to issue commands such as "Attack", "Use magic", etc. The game has a day/night cycle. Party members (up to three, excluding the hero) must be searched for in different cities, rather than joining the hero for plot-related reasons.

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