Game

Lost Odyssey 2007

Developed by Feelplus, Mistwalker

  • Role-playing (RPG), Turn-based strategy (TBS), Open world

Lost Odyssey is set in a world in which a "Magic-Industrial Revolution" is taking place. While magic energy existed in all living creatures beforehand, it suddenly became far more powerful thirty years before the beginning of the game. Because of this, it has affected society greatly, with devices called "Magic Engines" harnessing this power for lighting, automobiles, communication, and robots, among other uses. While previously only a select few could wield magic, many magicians gained the ability. However, such progress has also caused two nations to develop new and more powerful weapons of mass destruction. The kingdom of Gohtza and the Republic of Uhra (which recently converted from a monarchy). Uhra is building Grand Staff, a gigantic magic engine, while the heavily industrialized Gohtza actively pursues magic research of their own. A third nation, the Free Ocean State of Numara, remains isolated and neutral, though it is falling into disarray due to a general attempting to stage a coup d'etat. Uhra, at war with Khent, a nation of beastmen, sends its forces to the Highlands of Wohl for a decisive battle at the start of the game. In a world undergoing a sweeping "Magic-Industrial Revolution," where newly harnessed magical power drives machines and fuels the rivalries of competing nations, an immortal warrior named Kaim has wandered for a thousand years with no memory of his past. Cursed and blessed with endless life, he is caught up in the wars and schemes of the great powers even as fragments of his lost memories, and the countless joys and sorrows they contain, begin to return to him. Joined by fellow immortals and mortal companions, Kaim journeys across the world to confront a looming threat while grappling with the weight of his own eternal existence.

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Epic, earnest, grave and classical in form.

  • intimateepic
  • earnestironic
  • gravecomic
  • classical in formformally daring
  • sparerichly built

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