The time: Space Century 3240. The place: The Algol Star System. It began when King Lassic turned evil and let hordes of hideous, magical creatures run amok on the three planets. When her brother was killed, Alis vowed to avenge his death and put an end to Lassic forever.

Join her in a journey across time and space to worlds where creatures speak... where magic and science combine to take you on the ultimate video quest.

PHANTASY STAR IS TOTAL ADVENTURE ROLE PLAYING with towns full of people and shops... 16 level dungeons full of traps and treasure... three companions who will help you if you find them and some of the most awesome graphics ever put in a video game.

It may be old, but this is one game where you'll certainly get value for money. You'll be coming back to this.

Sega of America did a very inaccurate translation of the original Japanese game. Items and names were changed, text was both censored and removed, personalities and motivations were changed, and a large amount of additional dialogue they just made up was added. This is an accurate translation of the original Japanese version.

Phantasy Star II Text Adventures were a series of eight text adventure video games available to users of Sega Meganet, a modem for the Sega Mega Drive in Japan, and later released as part of a compilation on Sega CD. Each of the games takes place shortly before Phantasy Star II, documenting the backgrounds of its characters, and explaining what brings them to the town Paseo where they eventually team up to investigate the pervasive troubles of the Algol Solar System.

Three of the eight games have been translated into English.

Anne Sage has just finished her internship at the hospital in River Town, and has become a full-fledged doctor. Calm, yet strong-willed, she is dedicated in helping everyone who needs her medical aid. Her chapter takes place in the spring of AW 1284, shortly before the events of Phantasy Star II, giving the player some insight into why she became a doctor and decided to specialize in helping victims of Biomonster attacks.

Phantasy Star II Text Adventures were a series of eight text adventure video games available to users of Sega Meganet, a modem for the Sega Mega Drive in Japan, and later released as part of a compilation on Sega CD. Each of the games takes place shortly before Phantasy Star II, documenting the backgrounds of its characters, and explaining what brings them to the town Paseo where they eventually team up to investigate the pervasive troubles of the Algol Solar System.

Three of the eight games have been translated into English.

Josh Kind is an 18 year old aspiring engineer who always loved machines, and had become quite knowledgeable in how electrical devices and robots function. He built many small devices, fixed appliances, and even learned to hack computers. However, due to being scatterbrained and clumsy, he would sometimes destroys the things he tried to fix. Eventually, after one particularly disastrous repair job, he gave up trying to be an engineer, deciding instead to put his "talent" for destroying things to good use. Thus did he become a "wrecker", his job being to trash anything electronic. He starts off joining a gang of rebels out to destroy Mother Brain, and eventually ends up teaming up with Rolf in Phantasy Star II towards that very end.

Phantasy Star II Text Adventures were a series of eight text adventure videogames available to users of Sega Meganet, a modem for the Sega Mega Drive in Japan, and later released as part of a compilation on Sega CD. Each of the games takes place shortly before Phantasy Star II, documenting the backgrounds of its characters, and explaining what brings them to the town Paseo where they eventually team up to investigate the pervasive troubles of the Algol Solar System.

Three of the eight games have been translated into English.

Shilka Gold, the only child of a wealthy family in Paseo, she belongs to the well-to-do of Motavia. Growing up and wanting for nothing, Shilka became a thief to remedy the monotony of daily life. She enjoys the outside air, the cool night breeze, and hanging around on rooftops, taking up the nickname "Shilka of the Wind". Her adventure takes place in Autumn of AW 1282, about two years before the events that take place in Phantasy Star II, as she plans to steal a valuable painting entitled "Opa-Opa", which is on display in a hotel exhibit.

Phantasy Star 3 - Generations of Doom, deals with a side story in the saga, as three generations of characters interact, marry, and breed to raise a new crowd to do the same - with four different endings based on how the game is played.

This game is kinda like Shadowgate set in the universe of Phantasy Star. Except it's a little more complicated than Shadowgate because there's more interaction, there's shops, and you don't have a torch that kills you every time it decides to sputter out. And the puzzles are niftier. But stop reading and everyone go play. This is a helluva fun game.

A text adventure based on the popular Phantasy Star mythos. You play an unnamed Agent from Planet Motavia's City of
Knowledge, Paseo, on his vacation to Dezolis to see a friend's new invention. However, Doctor Miller gets kidnapped and his invention is
stolen; it's up to you to rescue the doctor and get the invention back!

A collection of the first three Phantasy Star games on a single cart.

This is a fun little role-playing game. It is a side-story (hence the word

Part of a multi-generational saga that mixes elements of the sci-fi, fantasy, strategy, and RPG genres. The underlying thread that unites the series is that of an ancient evil which arises in various forms to threaten the peaceful existence of the inhabitants of the Algo star system. Time and again it is defeated, only to rise, again in an even more threatening form with each new age, until a climatic confrontation is forced in the fourth and final installment.

This is for Sega fans what the Final Fantasy series is for Nintendo fans. It is an ABSOLUTE MUST if you an RPG fan. The third game in the series doesn't quite fit, as it deals with a side story. The fourth and final installment was such a huge success that it inspired its own anime TV series in Japan. Don't just take my word for it - play the series and see for yourself!

Phantasy Star 2, the direct sequel to the first game, it has the best ending of any game in the series and can hold its own against PS4.

Phantasy Star 4 - The End of the Millennium, takes cues from all of the previous games, and ties them together into one grand finale.

A hack to make it better tie-in with the rest of the classic Phantasy Star series. Nearly every piece of equipment has a different attack or defense value, many cost more, some items have been overhauled, some are only found from battles with boss monsters. The monsters now come at you in large numbers, so be prepared to fight the Hordes to get where you are going. As for Nei