Eternal Legend
The player controls a boy who must save the world from the evil monsters and villains the roam the areas outside the villages and the dungeons. The game is considered to be an action-RPG similar to the "Legend of Zelda" and "Secret of Mana" style of video games. According to the story, the super-nation Millennium which had conquered the world before searches for the secret which had disappeared in one night. Up to three people can be in a party, these three party members are changed around depending on the part of the story that is being played.
Video gaming in Japan
According to "Wizardry" developer Roe R. Adams, early action-adventure games "were basically arcade games done in a fantasy setting," citing "Castlevania" (1986) and "Trojan" (1986) as examples. IGN UK argues that "The Legend of Zelda" (1986) "helped to establish a new subgenre of action-adventure", becoming a success due to how it combined elements from different genres to create a compelling hybrid, including exploration, adventure-style inventory puzzles, an action component, a monetary system, and simplified RPG-style level building without the experience points. "The Legend of Zelda" was the most prolific action-adventure game series through to the 2000s.