Sands of Destruction

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Publisher: Sega Developer: Sega of America Platform: DS Category: Role-Playing E-Mail This Page Fantasy Violence Mild Language We Also Recommend Screenshots Expanded Info Specifications Reviews Related Media

Master storyteller Masato Kato of Chrono Cross™ fame and renowned composer Yasunori Mitsuda of the epic Chrono and Xeno franchises brings a new “classic” role-playing adventure to the Nintendo DS™. In a world surrounded by a sea of sand, the fate of the world lies in the hands of a small band of warriors known as the World Annihilation Front. Play as Kyrie and venture through oceans of sand with Morte, a mysterious girl crusading for the World Annihilation Front on a rebellious mission with her troop of recruits. Fight colossal monsters, battle tyrannical beastmen, and ultimately... discover that Kyrie holds the key to world destruction. The future of the world now lies in your hands.

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Game Details Number of Players : 1 Player

	10.0 Out of 10		Challenge 8.0 Character Customization 9.0 Controls 10.0 Graphics/Animation 8.0 Interface 10.0 Length 8.0 Sound 8.0 Storyline 10.0 Read all 1 review(s) Write a Customer Review Discussion Forum Write a Discussion Post

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Can you destroy the world?

By: Aeladya    Favorite Category: Role-Playing    Date: Saturday, Jan 16, 2010

If you've played the Chrono games then this game will remind you a lot of the series. Sands of Destruction takes place in a world ruled by beasts; where humans are treated like dirt and are enslaved by 12 beastlords. You take control of a young man named Kyrie, who soon discovers that he has the power to destroy the world. The controls on this game are very fluid and you can easily execute command...[More]

Reviews Sands of Destruction Review It's got an engagingly original story, but this throwback to bygone console role-playing games botches the gameplay fundamentals.