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Magna Carta: Tears of Blood is a role-playing game released in 2005 for the PlayStation 2. The game follows the story of Calintz, a young warrior haunted by the ghosts of his past, particularly the Yason raid on his home village. Calintz joins the elite mercenary group 'Tears of Blood' to avenge his losses and fight against the Yason. The story unfolds as Calintz and his comrades embark on a mission to summon 'Forbidden Magic' against the Yason, which leads to a complex web of intrigue and the discovery of the powerful artifact known as the Magna Carta.
The gameplay features a unique Detect and Dash system, where players can switch between a fast but less aware mode and a slower, battle-ready mode to detect and engage enemies. The combat system is based on the Chi system, where elemental attributes of the environment influence the effectiveness of attacks and abilities. Players must manage the Chi levels to perform special moves and combos, using a timed button press mechanic known as the Trinity Circle. The game also includes a Leadership system, allowing real-time character switching and movement during battles.
While the game received praise for its ambitious storyline and innovative mechanics, it was criticized for its slow pacing and lengthy loading times. Despite these flaws, the game's complex combat and elemental management systems were noted for their potential depth. However, the game did not achieve significant commercial success or lasting popularity, making it more of a niche title in the RPG genre.
Magna Carta: Tears of Blood remains an interesting example of experimental RPG design, though its historical significance is more as a footnote in the evolution of RPG mechanics rather than a widely recognized classic.
This is a brand new copy. The pictures are pulled from the web. Recent pictures provided upon request.
