Growlanser (1999)

Career Soft

PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation · PlayStation Portable

3.25 from 8 ratings

58 members have it in their collection · 3 playing now · 29 backlogged · 36 wish listed

Growlanser is a fantasy SRPG (strategy role-playing game), and the first in the Growlanser series of games. The main character is Carmaine, an orphan raised by the palace royal magician, Sandra. Prophesied as an infant to become either "the darkness to destroy the world" or "the light which saves it", Sandra carefully watches over him and never allows him to … Read more
Growlanser is a fantasy SRPG (strategy role-playing game), and the first in the Growlanser series of games. The main character is Carmaine, an orphan raised by the palace royal magician, Sandra. Prophesied as an infant to become either "the darkness to destroy the world" or "the light which saves it", Sandra carefully watches over him and never allows him to leave Rolandia's capital city, Rosaria, or have any contact with the outside world. However, throughout his childhood Carmaine experiences strange and vivid dreams of people and places he knows nothing about. When at last he becomes old enough, Sandra tells him it is time to go out and explore beyond the city gates. Accompanied by Tippi, his tiny fairy-like companion, he leaves the city to discover his destiny. Read less
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Developers
Career Soft
Publishers
Atlus
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Tactical
Series
Growlanser

Release dates

  • Nov 25, 1999 (Japan) PlayStation
  • Apr 25, 2001 (Japan) PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • May 14, 2009 (Japan) PlayStation Portable

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Morcys

Review Morcys 4/5 · Jul 7, 2026

Playing games like this makes you realize the magic that modern JRPGs are missing. Even though it's my first time playing a game in this franchise, I felt this weird sense of nostalgia the whole way through. It took me 60 hours to beat, which was way longer than I expected.