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'''''Shining in the Darkness''''', called '''''Shining and the Darkness''''' (シャイニング&ザ・ダクネス) in Japan, is a 1991 game by [[Sega]] and [[Climax Entertainment]] for the [[Sega Mega Drive]]. It is the first game in Sega's ''[[:Category:Shining|Shining]]'' series — but unlike most of the rest of the franchise, this one is a 3D dungeon-crawler RPG. | '''''Shining in the Darkness''''', called '''''Shining and the Darkness''''' (シャイニング&ザ・ダクネス) in Japan, is a 1991 game by [[Sega]] and [[Climax Entertainment]] for the [[Sega Mega Drive]]. It is the first game in Sega's ''[[:Category:Shining|Shining]]'' series — but unlike most of the rest of the franchise, this one is a 3D dungeon-crawler RPG. | ||
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The Labyrinth is (appropriately) a 3D maze. {{up}} moves forward, {{left}} and {{right}} turn, and {{down}} moves backward. {{A}} and {{C}} open a menu at the bottom of the screen where you can do mundane things to the members of your party. Enemy encounters happen randomly throughout the Labyrinth — the same menu is used to attack. Should you die in battle, you will be taken back to the church in the town, losing half your collected gold in the process. | The Labyrinth is (appropriately) a 3D maze. {{up}} moves forward, {{left}} and {{right}} turn, and {{down}} moves backward. {{A}} and {{C}} open a menu at the bottom of the screen where you can do mundane things to the members of your party. Enemy encounters happen randomly throughout the Labyrinth — the same menu is used to attack. Should you die in battle, you will be taken back to the church in the town, losing half your collected gold in the process. | ||
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Shining in the Darkness |
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System(s): Sega Mega Drive |
Publisher: Sega |
Developer: Sega, Climax Entertainment |
Genre: RPG |
Shining in the Darkness, called Shining and the Darkness (シャイニング&ザ・ダクネス) in Japan, is a 1991 game by Sega and Climax Entertainment for the Sega Mega Drive. It is the first game in Sega's Shining series — but unlike most of the rest of the franchise, this one is a 3D dungeon-crawler RPG.
You are the son of Mortred, a warrior who was last seen near a dungeon known as the Labyrinth in the kingdom of Thornwood with the Princess Jessa. King Drake summons you to go find her, but just as that is about to happen, the evil Dark Sol appears and offers a ransom — Mortred and the Princess for the kingdom. It is now up to you to save the two and defeat Dark Sol before he destroys King Drake instead...
The game takes place in three areas — the castle (where you talk to the King and his servants), the town (where you can buy weapons, armor, and items, save your game and heal in the church, and talk to townsfolk), and the Labyrinth (the actual dungeon). In the castle, towns, and buildings, use and to navigate and to interact.
The Labyrinth is (appropriately) a 3D maze. moves forward, and turn, and moves backward. and open a menu at the bottom of the screen where you can do mundane things to the members of your party. Enemy encounters happen randomly throughout the Labyrinth — the same menu is used to attack. Should you die in battle, you will be taken back to the church in the town, losing half your collected gold in the process.