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Role-playing (RPG)

Time Stalkers

by Climax Entertainment·published by Sega

15 September 1999Teen30
Dreamcast

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6.0/ 10

18 votes

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About

A warrior named Sword encounters a mysterious girl who asks him to explore an old clock tower. As he arrives there, he is attacked by a heavily armored enemy. Pursuing the assailant, Sword finds a strange book and opens it. Everything changes, and the hero is teleported into another dimension. It appears that several other heroes beside him were lost in this dimension, each coming from a different world. Sword's task is to locate these heroes and find a way to bring them back to their respective worlds.

Time Stalkers is a role-playing game with turn-based combat, heavily oriented towards dungeon crawling. The player controls Sword and other heroes, some of which are characters from other games made by Climax Entertainment, such as Shining in the Darkness, Landstalker, and others. Even though the player controls a party of characters, only one hero can lead it at a time. The rest of the party members consist of monsters, which can be captured in combat and recruited.

Combat requires precise positioning of the characters in order to execute attacks and capture monsters. A peculiar feature of the game is the reversion of the characters' level to 1 upon completing a dungeon. The characters retain the items and the skills they have learned, but start again at the lowest level in the next dungeon.

Ways to play

Modes

Single player

Perspective

Bird view / Isometric

Pack contents

MoonlighterYogurt's Big AdventureNanwaka LegendStuffDungeon

Game details

Input Devices Supported/Optional

Standard Controller

Number of Offline Players

1 Player

Miscellaneous Attributes

Jump Pack Compatible, VGA Box/Cord, VMU Compatible

System requirements

Video Modes Supported

Progressive Scan (480p)

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Also known as

Climax Landers — Japanese title

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Facts

Publisher

Sega

Also worked on it

T's Music, Salamander Factory

Released

15 September 1999

Platforms

Dreamcast

Age ratings

ESRBTeenUSK0 (ohne Altersbeschränkung)SEGA推奨年齢 全年齢 / Suitable for All AgesELSPA3+SELL12

Standing

Top 16% by want to play

Tags

1st-personDiagonal-downTurn-based