Ys: The Oath in Felghana
Nihon Falcom · 2012 · Action, Great Soundtrack, RPG, JRPG, Adventure
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About Ys: The Oath in Felghana
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Join adventurer Adol Christin as he uncovers political conspiracies and ancient mysteries in the monster-infested homeland of Felghana, battling epic bosses with lightning-fast combat and Metroidvania exploration. This 3D remake of a 16-bit classic delivers tight action-RPG gameplay backed by one of gaming's most legendary soundtracks, with six difficulty levels and unlockable time attack modes for every skill level.
When redheaded thrill-seeker Adol Christin and his eternal blue-haired companion Dogi make an unannounced visit to Dogi's homeland of Felghana after an eight-year absence, it quickly becomes apparent that things have changed dramatically. Hordes of violent monsters roam the outskirts of town, a long-dormant volcano has suddenly sprung back to life and the new lord of the land has begun mercilessly and inexplicably extorting money from its long-suffering citizens. While Dogi seeks out his former combat master for answers, Adol tends to the townsfolk -- and finds himself embroiled in a world of political conspiracies, ancient legacies and unthinkable taboos.
A complete 3D reimagining of the 16-bit console classic "Ys III: Wanderers From Ys," Ys: The Oath in Felghana is a fast-paced action role-playing game with tight controls, Metroidvania-style exploration elements, intense combat with epic screen-filling boss battles, and a thrashing, percussive arranged soundtrack that's been heralded by many as one of the best of all time. Based on the original 2005 PC release, this classic is finally officially available in English with added Steamworks features such as achievements and cloud saving.
Come see why Falcom fans the world over regard this game as "Ys, Perfected"!
A complete 3D reimagining of the 16-bit console classic "Ys III: Wanderers From Ys," Ys: The Oath in Felghana is a fast-paced action role-playing game with tight controls, Metroidvania-style exploration elements, intense combat with epic screen-filling boss battles, and a thrashing, percussive arranged soundtrack that's been heralded by many as one of the best of all time. Based on the original 2005 PC release, this classic is finally officially available in English with added Steamworks features such as achievements and cloud saving.
Come see why Falcom fans the world over regard this game as "Ys, Perfected"!
Key Features:
- Six difficulty levels ranging from "Very Easy" for casual players to "Inferno" for true old-school gaming masters.
- Unlockable "Time Attack" and "Boss Rush" modes for anyone looking to show off his/her boss-taming abilities.
- Over 30 unique Steam Achievements as well as Steam Cloud support.
- Adjustable high-resolution PC graphics with original blood effects intact.
- Gamepad support in addition to standard keyboard and mouse controls.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Everything about this game is fantastic EXCEPT the bosses. They're ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ abysmal.3 found this helpful
Here I am after finishing the remakes of Ys I and Ys II. I completely fell in love with Ys: The Oath in Felghana. It's incredible how much this remake modernizes the third game while still keeping the classic Ys spirit alive. The jump from Ys I & II to this game is huge, and every improvement feels meaningful. The gameplay is fantastic. Instead of the classic bump combat, you now have real-time hack-and-slash combat with jumping, double jumps, aerial attacks, three elemental bracelets that grant different magic abilities, charged attacks, and much more dynamic movement. Every new mechanic feels useful without making the game overly complicated. As always, the soundtrack is phenomenal. At this point I'm convinced Falcom simply doesn't know how to make bad music. Every area and every boss theme perfectly matches the atmosphere. The level design deserves special praise. The maps are fairly linear, yet they're packed with hidden treasures, optional paths, shortcuts, and rewarding secrets. It reminded me why linear games can be so satisfying. Exploring every corner actually feels worthwhile instead of becoming another open-world checklist. One thing that genuinely surprised me was…
Great Falcom game!
This is a remake of Ys III and is another product of its time, like Ys I and II really. The gameplay is exceedingly basic, fitting for the PSP game it was, the music is okay, the bosses are god awful, and the story is mediocre and predictable. I would not recommend you play this. There are no redeeming qualities, unless you just want Ys lore, which... YouTube can do for you far better, and it's not that captivating in any event. [h1]Story[/h1] As stated, it's pretty bad. Adol and Dogi arrive on an island, Dogi's "home turf" if you will. There's a definitely "evil" childhood friend, definitely not "some other evil guy" pulling the strings behind the scenes, etc. This remake added voice acting! Some voices are fairly decent, but most voices sound like the director said, "You should try WAY TOO hard." So imagine your friend doing an over-the-top voice for the lols. Now imagine your friend doing that for EVERY. SINGLE. LINE. Some voices are like that, and it is entirely obnoxious. Characters in general don't really have any depth. They all behave predictably, have bland personalities, and they're all in service of giving you a quest or pushing the story along into whatever contriv…
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