CHŌ MAHŌ TAIRIKU WOZZ
( Super Magic Continent Wozz )
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超魔法大陸 ウォズ
©1995 BPS / Red
Release: 1995-08-04 (¥10800)
Cartridge SHVC-AWOJ-JPN
Role Playing Game
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Chō Mahō Tairiku Wozz is a game produced in 1995 by Bullet
Proof Software and developed by RED. Balaam, an evil demon, has arrived
in the world of Wozz and a poison rain has turned its inhabitants
into monsters. The king ask his wizard to use his magic to summon three
fighters from the human world to help them. The three humans are from
different nationalities, the first one is the Japanese girl (Reona Kitazato),
the second the blond American (Shot Phoenix) and the last one a
Chinese boy (Chun Chingtao). Each one of them also receives special
skills, weapons and some money. They are now ready to start their
long journey and free the world of Wozz. The game is a traditional
Japanese Role Playing Game, our heroes move around on a world map
which zooms in when they enter a village or an important location.
Fights happen most of the time at random and are round based.
The best feature of the game is certainly the option to create
new vehicles and items. A good knowledge of the Japanese
language is necessary, the game can still be playable but players
will miss most of the story line for sure.
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Some wacky illustrations from the crazy game's documentation.
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P O V s
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Chō Mahō Tairiku Wozz looks like a standard Role Playing
Game at first. Graphics are well drawn and detailed but I would
have expected a bit more from the enemies animations. There is
only one sprite per enemy and each attack is symbolized by a slight
move to the side. If you have played some of Square's early Final Fantasy
games (who hasn't, really ?), controls will look and feel very familiar
to you. The frequency of fights can
be frustrating and it can take a while to walk from one location
to the next. But the ability to create new items and vehicles
is a nice feature. I should also mention the naturalistic behavior of the three
heroes, who happen to not really follow you in a perfect line - they
are sometimes delayed because they have decided to be curious and to look around.
Fans of Japanese RPGs , Chō Mahō Tairiku Wozz offers
some great and unique moments and I recommend it.
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