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ActRaiser

Description

Actraiser was one of the early SNES games, drawing upon the success of side-scrolling platform action titles and the building model of Sim City. You play "The Master" (essentially God), and must save the world from evil.

First you purge the land by sending your spirit into a warrior with a big sword and magic powers. This side scrolling portion puts players in many different locales, from swamps and forests, to pyramids and snowy mountaintops.

As you eliminate evil from different parts of the land, you allow villagers to return and build their towns. You then control an angel who helps guide the villagers in their town building, and can send down miracles to aid them in their needs.

Alternate Titles

• "Act Raiser" -- Alternate spelling

Part of the Following Group

• Actraiser legacy

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The Press Says

The Virtual Console Archive	Mar, 2007		100
FileFactory Games / Gameworld Network	Jun 03, 2007	95 out of 100	95
RPGFan	Jan 12, 2009	82 out of 100	82
GameSpot	Jun 12, 2007	8 out of 10	80
IGN	May 30, 2007	7.5 out of 10	75

Forums

Topic	# Posts	Last Post
Proof of how outrageously good this music was:	1	J. P. Gray (84) May 20, 2008

Trivia

Soundtrack designed by composer Yuzo Koshiro, and sometimes performed in concert in Japan.