Summon Night (2000)

Flight-Plan

PlayStation · PlayStation 3 · PlayStation Portable

3.50 from 10 ratings

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Summon Night is a Japanese tactical RPG and the first entry in the Summon Night series. This game follows the story of a Japanese high schooler, who is suddenly summoned into the world of Lyndbaum. The main character gets involved in a series of conflicts between gangs, classes, factions and worlds. He/she has to use the power of summons to … Read more
Summon Night is a Japanese tactical RPG and the first entry in the Summon Night series. This game follows the story of a Japanese high schooler, who is suddenly summoned into the world of Lyndbaum. The main character gets involved in a series of conflicts between gangs, classes, factions and worlds. He/she has to use the power of summons to solve those problems while trying to return to his or her own homeworld. Read less
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Developers
Flight-Plan
Publishers
Bandai Namco Games, Banpresto
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Tactical
Themes
Fantasy
Series
Summon Night

Release dates

  • Jun 01, 2000 (Full Release) (Japan) PlayStation
  • Jul 20, 2012 (Digital Compatibility Release) (Japan) PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable

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YABUKI

Status YABUKI Oct 5, 2022

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Women just don't understand the appeal of pirates!

A charming game I played when I was younger, but now that my JP has improved I can truly appreciate it. Most of the game is running around talking to folks with a quick SRPG stunt here and there. The world is saccharine at first glance, but class struggles and ecological destruction …

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Women just don't understand the appeal of pirates!

A charming game I played when I was younger, but now that my JP has improved I can truly appreciate it. Most of the game is running around talking to folks with a quick SRPG stunt here and there. The world is saccharine at first glance, but class struggles and ecological destruction have wracked the inhabitants with worry... Is it God's gift to gaming? No. But it's sweet characters, early Kuroboshi art and relaxed soundtrack make for a perfectly digestible, homey treat on an afternoon indoors. I dub thee, "Soup Game"-- A game that pairs well with a hot bowl of soup.

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