- December 19, 2023
- Doug Wood
- 6h median play time
Phantasie Memorial Set
Platforms
About
In Phantasie Memorial Set, a multiple-character RPG, you journey to medieval Gelnor to find the Nine Rings and defeat the Dark Lord. Create a party of humans, elves, gnomes, or lizardmen, gain experience, and battle enemies. This game features beautiful 90's color graphics, transporting you to a nostalgic fantasy world.











- The game evokes a strong sense of nostalgia for players who enjoyed the original titles in the 1980s.
- Phantasie III is considered the best of the trilogy, offering a fun and challenging experience with a variety of character classes and strategic gameplay.
- The inclusion of all three parts of the original trilogy allows fans to finally experience the complete story and gameplay they missed out on.
- The game suffers from technical issues, such as difficulty running on modern systems and bugs that affect gameplay.
- Many players feel that the graphics and sound have not been updated, making the experience feel outdated compared to other remastered titles.
- The interface can be clunky and overwhelming, which may deter new players from fully enjoying the game.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics across different versions of the game vary significantly, with many users noting that the DOS version is inferior to the Commodore 64 and Amiga versions, particularly in terms of outdoor visuals and overall quality. While some players find the DOS graphics reasonable, they express a strong preference for the superior graphics of the Amiga 500 version. Overall, there is a consensus that the graphics could benefit from an upgrade to match the better versions available.
“Although the Amiga version graphics are superior, the DOS version is reasonable and plays well.”
“Dear devs, if you are reading this, please implement the Amiga 500 version, it is the best version with wonderful graphics and a nice title tune I still remember.”
“The DOS version included is inferior to the Commodore 64 version (which is what I'm most familiar with) in several ways including graphics and sound, as well as in difficulty.”
“There is no town graphics, just a text menu and the outdoor graphics were very poor.”
“At the very least, I was expecting graphics and sound uplift from the Atari/Amiga versions of the game, the best ones for these titles, and a proper release of Phantasie II for DOS with the same aforementioned improvements.”