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Radia Senki: Reimeihen (1991)

Tecmo

Family Computer

4.00 from 3 ratings

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The story revolves around a hero who awakens in a field, without any memories of who he is or where he comes from. After befriending a magician named Darus and rescuing Princess Lefis of Ark from her crashed airship, he learns that the nations of Samara and Ark have been conquered by tyrants named Nova and Gadiss respectively. The hero … Read more
The story revolves around a hero who awakens in a field, without any memories of who he is or where he comes from. After befriending a magician named Darus and rescuing Princess Lefis of Ark from her crashed airship, he learns that the nations of Samara and Ark have been conquered by tyrants named Nova and Gadiss respectively. The hero is launched into a quest to protect the Princess, free the people from the villains' reign, and discover his identity. Read less
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Details

Developers
Tecmo
Publishers
Tecmo
Genres
Adventure, Role-playing (RPG)
Themes
Action, Science fiction

Release dates

  • Dec 15, 1991 (Full Release) (Japan) Family Computer
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Rating distribution

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lilyWhite

Status lilyWhite Jul 23, 2015

I was thinking about the plot of this game (because I've recently purchased RPG Maker VX Ace and was "remaking" this game as a test project) and pondering over RMVXA's lack of a crashed plane sprite made me realize a really odd plot hole in this game.

Part of the plot is that the bad guys build an airship and …

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I was thinking about the plot of this game (because I've recently purchased RPG Maker VX Ace and was "remaking" this game as a test project) and pondering over RMVXA's lack of a crashed plane sprite made me realize a really odd plot hole in this game.

Part of the plot is that the bad guys build an airship and use it to cruise around (and do Final Fantasy II). The airship turns out to be a major plot device near the end of the game—it serves to transport people to the otherwise-inaccessible Radia Tower.

Except...the game has jet planes. Fighter jet planes. The opening cinematic has one of the villains, Gadiss, shooting down Princess Lefis's jet plane. You even use said Princess jet plane as transport quite early in the game. They never come up after that. Nowhere else in the game is there any sort of technology beyond "generic JRPG fantasy".

Now I'm confused. And kinda wanting to replay this again.

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