Exile

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Résumé

The Age of Chaos is upon the Chaltar world! The source of this chaos is rumored to be at the heart of an ancient tower. Join Sadler, Rumi, Kindi, and Fakhyle as they begin a new quest: to learn the secret of the ancient tower and stop the madness spreading over the land. Choose from 5 different characters as you hack, slash, and bash your way through the foreign lands, putrid pyramids, and deadly dungeons while enjoying intense cinema sequences along the way. Will Sadler be able to unlock the secret of the ancient tower and stop the insanity that is spreading throughout the land? Only you can decide that as you guide Sadler through this heart-stopping Action/RPG.

Date de sortie :29 mars 1991•Mise à jour le19 octobre 2026

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Développeur :

Telenet

Éditeurs :

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Image de couverture XZR II: Kanketsu-hen

Exile (Port) est basé sur le jeu XZR II: Kanketsu-hen.

Plateformes

Turbografx-16/PC Engine CD Sega Mega Drive/Genesis

Genres

Jeu de rôle (RPG)Hack and slash/Beat 'em up

Thèmes

Action Fantasy Historique

Mot-clé

sega channel

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