This is a brand new copy. The pictures are pulled from the web. Recent pictures provided upon request.
Breath of Fire: Dragon Quarter is a role-playing game released in 2002 for the PlayStation 2. Set in a post-apocalyptic, industrialized world 1000 meters below the surface, players control Ryu, a ranger, and his partner Bosch, as they aim to escape the underground suburbs and reach the surface. The game features a unique science fiction setting, a departure from the traditional fantasy environments of the series. The gameplay involves navigating through dungeons and towns, battling enemies, and collecting items and skills. The combat system, known as the Positive Encounter and Tactics System (PETS), combines real-time and turn-based elements, where characters use Active Points (AP) for movement and attacks. The game also includes a D-Counter system, which limits the use of Ryu's powerful dragon abilities, as each use increases a percentage counter that, when full, ends the game. Players must restart the game multiple times to experience the full story, using the Scenario Overlay (SOL) System to carry over items and skills. Critics have praised the game for its innovative mechanics, strategic depth, and challenging gameplay, despite some repetitive battles. While it did not achieve widespread commercial success, it has developed a cult following and is appreciated for its creative approach to the RPG genre. The game's historical significance lies in its bold departure from traditional RPG mechanics and its influence on subsequent games in the series.
This is a brand new copy. The pictures are pulled from the web. Recent pictures provided upon request.
