A long time ago, a girl traveled around Tirasweel. Her silver hair shone even in the moonlight, and her eyes were clear as a fountain. She could cast a glance into the future. When good things happened, people admired her. When bad things happened, people accused her. Some people called her the Moonlight Witch. And then she disappeared, leaving many questions behind.

Ragpick Village, Gagharv Year 992. A young boy named Jurio and his childhood friend Chris are traveling around Tirasweel in order to accomplish their pilgrimage and become full-fledged adults. Along their way, they meet various people, visit the Shrines, and see the visions provided by the Magic Mirror. But none of them knows that their journey will discover the truth behind the Moonlight Witch....

The third entry in Legend of Heroes series introduces a new battle system: the battles in the game occur in pre-set locations, and evolve automatically. The player's task is to program the actions of the heroes (up to four in the party) before the battle. There are eight total "programs", with five moves each (for example, "attack", "attack", "cast healing magic", "attack", "cast offensive magic", etc.), and the player can switch between them during the battle.

Other game elements in Shiroki Majo are fairly typical for a Japanese-style RPG, including reliance on plot events, linear progression through the story, automatic leveling, etc.

Source.

Alternative Titles

Eiyuu Densetsu III: Shiroki Majo

Platform

PlayStation 1

Developer(s)

Nihon Falcom

Publishers(s)

GMF

Genres(s)

RPG

JP Release Date

March 16, 1998

MVGL User Score

-

MVGL Difficulty

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Composer(s)

Falcom Sound Team JDK

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