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Saturday, August 04, 2007


The Ruins of the Lost Kingdom is a freeware action RPG created by a group of veteran Japanese developers, featuring decent 3D graphics and a complicated gameplay system that is guaranteed to please any fans of the genre with an understanding of the Japanese language.

Your avatar can perform standard melee attacks in battle, cast spells, execute combos, rolls, and even embark on adventures alone or with a party of three other heroes in the multiplayer mode.

Understanding the menus can be a daunting task, so here's an easy tutorial for folks who aren't familiar with the language.

Download the game here. [direct download link]

Unzip the file, then double-click on rol.exe. A config menu will appear, just choose next for default options. Once the configuration menu closes, double click on rol.exe again to start the game.

main menu
user selection screen
create a profile
select a profile
select a profile 2
mode select
mission select
save room
game screen
combat screen

Name: The Ruins of the Lost Kingdom
Developer: Tomoshibi
Category: Action RPG
Type: Freeware
Size: 80MB
Screenshots page: Click here

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10 Comments:
Anonymous Anonymous said at 8/05/2007 04:03:00 AM:  
I've got to tell Faw about this one. He absolutely loves this kind of games!
Anonymous Anonymous said at 8/05/2007 05:26:00 AM:  
TOP FIND!
As always Indygamer is the best!

Cya.
Anonymous Anonymous said at 8/05/2007 05:47:00 AM:  
Shih Tzu, please, translate this, please, pleaaaaase
Blogger Lim-Dul said at 8/05/2007 07:32:00 AM:  
Does anybody know any games thgat are similar to this? (No, I don't mean the Onimusha, Devil May Cry series etc. - I'm looking for some freeware/shareware combo-action :-D)
Anonymous Anonymous said at 8/05/2007 08:09:00 AM:  
Lim-Dul: just about all of Tomoshibi's games are like this. The Brave Gear Tribute stuff is quite exceptional as it requires little knowledge of Japanese to figure out what the hell you're doing. :P

A word of warning to the X-Fi folks out there: the audio in this game will more than likely skip forward a lot. Damn shame too. :(
Blogger Lim-Dul said at 8/05/2007 10:57:00 AM:  
OK - I'm in the process of checking out (read: downloading) BraveGear ~Tribute~... Are there actually any games that are in English or have English patches? From what I can see BraveGear should be easy enough to understand but I'm getting a bit tired of Japanese. ;-)
Blogger Michal said at 8/05/2007 11:48:00 AM:  
This does look fantastic. Alas, currently my limited free time won't easily allow to wade to all the Japanese. Not to mention that dialog would be unintelligible. Oh well, I'll have to try and look for this again someday when I know Japanese :P.
Blogger Unknown said at 8/05/2007 04:46:00 PM:  
This sounds great, but I'm not in the least bit up on my Japanese...

Here's hoping for a speedy translation!
Anonymous Anonymous said at 11/25/2007 09:45:00 AM:  
the game is THE BOMB yet,just to think i got to play a game,in a language i dont understand...no story...and to play,its mostly press all the buttons...ive reached to the first boss with the white haired guy,but the boss is SOOOO strong...i wasnt ready...(im talkin bout the javelin thing,not those dark knights brothers)
Blogger Madz said at 11/25/2007 09:50:00 AM:  
please, anyone know how to save the game? i have played the shinario part (the first one) until I met a monster that can attack with fire in front of a castle. i have played for 1 hour + and die =(