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Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure

aka: Marl Ōkoku no Ningyō Hime

Moby ID: 11130

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PlayStation screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — One of the few games where you can choose a musical language! Also, as a matter of fact, one of the very few Japanese RPGs with difficulty levels!

thumbnail — Cornet wakes up in her room

thumbnail — Nice view of the capital city

thumbnail — Status screen

thumbnail — Outside of Cornet's house

thumbnail — A generic shop

thumbnail — This is all that is left from the past glory of world maps

thumbnail — Nice graphics around the church

thumbnail — I wonder why no fantasy temple looks like a synagogue

thumbnail — Battle in a forest. Options

thumbnail — Exploring the forest

thumbnail — Cave dungeon

thumbnail — Battle in a cave. Movement range

thumbnail — You can find such pictures in treasure chests

thumbnail — Capital city, central square

thumbnail — In a castle

thumbnail — So that's how rich people live...

thumbnail — The Illustration menu eventually becomes accessible. It contains all sorts of character graphics...

thumbnail — ...concept art...

thumbnail — ...and monster art

thumbnail — Birds ganging up on me in a volcanic cave. Cave dungeons are horribly similar - this one is just slightly more reddish than the rest

thumbnail — Party management menu

thumbnail — Battle against comical knights. The surrounding dungeon graphics do not offer much variety

thumbnail — Nice walkway with sculptures - on the way to one of the four or five castles in the game

thumbnail — Hmm, I don't think I'll fit here...

thumbnail — Tower dungeons look depressingly identical. You'll stare at this same room with very slight palette and texture changes countless times!

thumbnail — This is Giga Flare spell in action!

thumbnail — You visit a FROG village. All the inhabitants here are FROGS. What's wrong? You got a problem with that?..

thumbnail — If there is a frog village, expect a frog castle as well. Frog guards, frog statues, probably also frog monarchy... so what? That happens, let me tell you

thumbnail — Tower of Wisdom. Meeting a supposedly wise geezer. He talks a lot of trash

thumbnail — Cat Mines entrance

thumbnail — Relaxing at a diner in one of the bigger cities

thumbnail — Nice harbor area with people, statues, and all that

thumbnail — Enchanted forest. Wait a few seconds and you'll be teleported to yet another identically-looking dungeon, a screenshot of which I find redundant to share

thumbnail — Believe it or not, these are the visual consequences of the most powerful Meteor spell in the game. Right... not much eye candy, eh?..

thumbnail — Few Japanese RPGs are complete without an obligatory snowy village

thumbnail — This bear has seen better times

thumbnail — A desert area is also nearly a must in the games of this genre. This one is called Oasis, but has suspiciously excessive vegetation

thumbnail — You've discovered an old Soviet subway train and are being teleported to post-apocalyptic Moscow!.. ... Or something like this - I'm just improvising here

thumbnail — This is the effect of a Holy spell one of your characters can cast. Pretty cheap, if you ask me

thumbnail — Nice view high in the mountains

thumbnail — We gather in this final castle to fight the ultimate evil!..

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