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The Four Crystals of Trazere

The Four Crystals of Trazere, a top-notch Role-Playing (RPG) game was developed by Mindscape, Inc. in the year 1992. This was a very famous and in-demand DOS game. You can play it online here again.

The Four Crystals of Trazere description

The first part is not very well-known RPG-Legend of the novels.

It's pretty standard fantasy world, the monsters attacking the city, and the heroes who must find another source of evil that triggered all this mess. This, of course, have to search a number of towns, dungeons, and other locations, as well as to fight with a huge number of creatures.

The game has four character classes – Barbarian, "Rune Master" (similar to mage, of course), Assassin (Assassin), Bard, and as for the passage we need them all (for where you need brute strength to defeat beasts and where-that – sharp mind to solve the next "puzzle"), then choose the classes, we will not give – it is necessary to take all at once (I'm here this point very much). We can only choose the gender of your character and configure some features.

The game has two main modes – strategic map by which we move the party and try to avoid (unless you're already very strong – on the contrary, to lure) enemy units and turn-based combat in isometric mode (used in all sorts of areas and cities). The first person too, but rarely (e.g. in some buildings in the NPC dialogue).

Inventory, unfortunately, not very diverse, and the ways of its Deposit, any additional quests, apparently not, just different "tips" to advance the plot. The magic system is, but too difficult to master. Graphics in all modes is very cute, but the game dynamic and immersive gaming experience, unfortunately, is no different.

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Source: Archive.org, Mobygames.com

The Four Crystals of Trazere

Genre:
Role-Playing (RPG)
Year:
1992
Publisher:
Mindscape, Inc., Soft-World
Platform:
DOS
Developer:
Mindscape