Phantasy Star IV: A New Age
Game Information
This fan game could be regarded as some kind of sequel to Phantasy Star IV with a twist. Its aim is to try to clarify almost everything that wasn't sufficiently explained by the classic Phantasy Star games. Uncover the mysteries of the Algol Star System with Chaz and the others in this nostalgic trip.
This game was made using RPG Maker XP. Parts One & Two are complete and fully playable. Part Three is still on development. The final version of the game will include all 3 parts in one.
Game created by Elías Jota Esebe.
Story
Part One
AW 2285. A year has passed since the decisive battle took place. The Darkness was once again defeated by the chosen ones, and the entire Algol Star System is now free of its ancestral duty as a seal. After completing their mission, the heroes went their separate ways and enjoyed peaceful times, although none of them forgot about doing their best in order to make their planets a better place to live in.
Chaz and Rika are living together in Aiedo, working as hunters. A new request from the Hunter's Guild sets the stage for another journey in which they'll find the answers to many questions. Along the way, the heroes will reunite with their friends. New and old enemies will face them. Will they be able to overcome this ultimate challenge?
Part Two
Stories are often told from the heroes’ point view. However, in order to achieve true knowledge, you have to witness those same stories from a different angle... Only then you might be able to begin to fully understand.
Screenshots
Changelog
18/12/2018
- Parts I & II can now be played all together.
- Added a few extra images to some dialogue scenes in Part One.
- Status menu screen now also displays character's battle sprite.
- Audio loops are now fixed for all music tracks of the game.
- Minor text changes.
- Enemy Le-Faw-Gan nerfed: it no longer casts Tandle, but Nathu.
Download
Download Phantasy Star IV: A New Age (Part One & Two)
Download save file (slot 4) to start at Part Two
Note: the save file has to be in the same folder as the program (.EXE) file.