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Kuroi Hitomi no Noir: Cielgris Fantasm

1998 · PlayStation 3 · PlayStation · PlayStation Portable · Role-playing (RPG)

About this game

Kuroi Hitomi no Noah: Cielgris Fantasm plays mostly like traditional Japanese-style RPGs such as Breath of Fire: the protagonist travels on the map and interacts with various people, and in her travels, also encounters monsters that she must fight. The encounters are typical turn-based battles in which the player assigns actions to be performed by the party members. However, Noah has the ability to befriend monsters and can recruit them when they have been weakened. They can then be summoned in battle to fight alongside the party members. At the end of battle, the participating members and monsters gain experience points to increase their level.

Noah was quietly plying with her friend Disteen, but as they were exploring a cave they accidentally release a demon who had been sleeping for a thousand years. As Disteen tells Noah to escape, he gets turned to stone. The goddess Nil then appears before Noah and tells her that her friend can be saved. And thus, Noah embarks on a quest to undo the demon's curse, but she has to defeat him within three years. As the game progresses, time also passes, and different events occur at different times.

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Game facts

Release date

Jul 1, 1998

Developer

Gust

Publisher

Gust

Platforms

PlayStation 3, PlayStation, PlayStation Portable

Genres

Role-playing (RPG)

Themes

Fantasy

Game modes

Single player

Perspective

Bird view / Isometric

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Game data and artwork via IGDB.

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