버밀리온 데저트 | December 2, 1999

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バーミリオン・デザート

리버힐소프트가 1999년 12월 2일에 출시한 드림캐스트용 소프트이다. 전투는 MAP 상에서 경로를 지정하면 실시간으로 이동하며 전투가 진행되는 시뮬레이션 RPG이다. 한 번 클리어한 데이터를 로드하면 무기와 세컨드(각성한 특수 능력)를 이어받아 리스타트할 수 있다. 시나리오는 시노다 야스타카가 담당하고, 캐릭터 및 메카닉 디자인은 마츠카와 켄이치가 맡았다.



이 게임은 용병들이 싸우는 전장 시뮬레이션 RPG이지만, 전투가 실시간으로 진행되기는 해도 맵이 너무 넓어서 각 스테이지가 지나치게 길고, 이로 인해 템포가 나쁘다. 대미지 값이 표시되지 않고 전투 연출이 지나치게 단조로워 재미가 부족하며, 각 유닛의 외모가 비슷해 개성이 부족하여 게임이 매우 지루하게 느껴진다.

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