Master of Monsters: Disciples of Gaia

aka: Master of Monsters: Akatsuki no Kenja Tatsu

Moby ID: 8476

Released

July 31st, 1997 on PlayStation

Credits

18 people

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Developers

SystemSoft

Moby Score

5.9

#20,916 of 165K

Critics

46% (8)

Players

(5)

Ranking

#1,098 on PlayStation

Collected By

13 players

Genre: Strategy / tactics
Perspective: 3rd-person (Other)
Visual: Isometric
Art: Anime / Manga
Setting: Fantasy

PlayStation Specs

ESRB Rating: Everyone

Input Devices Supported: ASCII Grip, Gamepad
Multiplayer Options: Hot Seat
Number of Players Supported: 1-4 Players
Number of Offline Players: 1-4 Players

Description official description

Masters of Monsters is an anime, turn bases strategy / combat game. You have the option of Story Mode, Single Map Mode, or VS Mode. You choose one of the Disciples of Gaia. The alignment of the Disciple (Law, Neutral, and Chaos) determines what type of creatures you can summon. The goal is to capture and control towers and to summon / build up / replace your monsters as you combat your opponent on a hex grid / turn based map. In Story mode you play as Iros and have the aid of one of the Disciples where you have to fight the other Disciples and your goal is to defeat Gaia, the once “protector” of the world turned evil.

Spellings

マスター・オブ・モンスターズ〜暁の賢者達〜 - Japanese spelling

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Credits (PlayStation version)

18 People

Executive Producer	Hideaki Irie
Producer	Mark E. Johnson
Product Coordinator	Ricky K. Tanimoto
Product Manager	Steffan Levine
Production Assistant	Franz Stoppenbach
Art Coordinator	David Silviera
Quality Assurance	Robert Shreve
Voice Over Cast	Lani Minella (blah) Jon St. John (blah) Charlie Brown (blah) Shelly Fox (Fortuner) Chris Wilcox (Gaia)
Voiceover Direction & Casting	Pro-Motion Production Company
Voice Editing	Rickster's Productions
Translation Company	Interpreters Unlimited
Product Corporation	Yoshihiko Ōhashi (Toshiba-EMI) Kō Ariizumi (Toshiba-EMI) TamTam

Reviews

Critics

Average score: 46% (based on 8 ratings)

Players

Average score: 3.9 out of 5 (based on 5 ratings with 1 reviews)

I Love It

The Good
I like this game because of Episode 8: The trap. I was used to call it "Island Hopping". The music and sound are the best, the graphics are the best because it switches to morning, daytime, evening, and nighttime. I like the Dark Bishop's theme song because everytime I hear it, I feel happy.

The Bad
I hate when the monsters always wanted to kill me and my monsters, and starting over again at the last save point.

The Bottom Line
This game is awesome, the graphics are spot on, the music makes the game perfect, and the controls are just perfect. Find a copy and start summoning.

PlayStation · by Damian Armstrong (3) · 2013