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Was released a little after the Baldur's Gate game and it's expansion as I recall and was widely ignored because of it, it really isn't anything special though.
I enjoyed this well enough back in the day. I still use "Doskias" as my handle in a lot of places, having stolen the name from this game.
Bought it long ago as one of those CD two-pack deals. I think it was packed with Shogo. I never finished it, though. Played for a while, and got bored. For better or worse, it very much wanted to be a console JRPG. (I did finish Shogo though, which was a moderately fun FPS. Unfortunately, I never tried the Shogo mod that let you deathmatch the mecha versus regular humans.)
Ugh, I have to disagree here... I also bought this in the 2-pak with Shogo, and I really couldn't get into it at all. The box said "If you liked Final Fantasy VII, you'll love Septerra Core." I wanted to punch it after I played it, though.
Still, I guess you can't beat the price.
Still, I guess you can't beat the price.
I HATED Septerra Core, with a passion.
If you bought the 2 pack with Shogo though Shogo more than doubles up over it's failure :P
If you bought the 2 pack with Shogo though Shogo more than doubles up over it's failure :P
I've always wanted to play Septerra Core, but I don't have 100 hours :'( Like, ever. Responsibilities rule!
I'd never heard of this game until I found an old copy in my girlfriend's room. Was gonna play it, never did. May be worth checking out, but it never looked too promising.
I remember this game being incredibly hard at the beginning and a long time between save points. But the story was interesting but then fell down in the last third.
My friend had this, looked cool. I don't think he ever beet it, but I think he enjoyed hat he played of it
I enjoyed it, havent beaten it yet, because, as was said earlier, the game is plain hard at the early levels. Also, its not very friendly in telling you what you can do, as in to get special moves, you buy them, even if they look like they require equipping in a slot, they don't, they just show up in a empty spot in battle. Also, make sure you never, ever go to any dungeons without a really large supply of healing items.
And no, the game stood no chance against Final Fantasy VII and was nothing like it. Its just a interesting, kinda slow, rpg to play when you have spare time, as you can save pretty much anywhere.
And no, the game stood no chance against Final Fantasy VII and was nothing like it. Its just a interesting, kinda slow, rpg to play when you have spare time, as you can save pretty much anywhere.
Ah Septerra Core a good American-made PC JRPG with adventure elements. The slow attack animations, bugs and repetitive later area designs really held it back from greatness.
I've still got the two-pack box.
The Final Fantasy VII line is a quote from Computer Gaming World: "...those who enjoyed Final Fantasy VII or Return to Krondor should look out for Septerra Core."
The quote from Next Generation is "This game...revolutionizes role-playing..."
The Next Gen quote makes me really wish I still had my copy of that issue, so I could look to see how potentially out of context it is. But I want to remember Next Gen selling the game pretty hard.
Funny thing is, this all makes me want to reinstall Shogo. I wonder if it will run on my machine...
The Final Fantasy VII line is a quote from Computer Gaming World: "...those who enjoyed Final Fantasy VII or Return to Krondor should look out for Septerra Core."
The quote from Next Generation is "This game...revolutionizes role-playing..."
The Next Gen quote makes me really wish I still had my copy of that issue, so I could look to see how potentially out of context it is. But I want to remember Next Gen selling the game pretty hard.
Funny thing is, this all makes me want to reinstall Shogo. I wonder if it will run on my machine...
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