But definitely recomended for a retro RPG 'must to play'. The music was not that bad, but too repetitive that I got sick and tired of it. Near the end I was missing one item and I wasn't able to continue but with a small hint a got the push I needed to become the true Avatar of Britania Kingdom. The first 10 hours were really hard and i loose my soul but after that I started to understand what was going on in the game. Trying to be worthy of Avatarhood in every virtue was a good challenge. The game kept me thinking of which actions do I do in every single dialogue. I know RPGs first playthroughs are not a very enjoyable experience for you 'viewer' and me 'broadcaster', but taking out all the trial and error related of the nature of RPG's this game is really advance for it's time. But in general the game was unforgiving, long, with bad music, lots of no mames and lack of a map (they put a radar with coordinates, but isn't the same) There is one thing that i completely loved in the game that was the Arcade mini games to get the items, they were nice and challenging. Nothing more punishing than being a foreingner and not knowing the words in English for the items because during the puzzles if you fail guessing your item gets destroyed and you need to travel in time one more time to recover it.

The game is really difficult to understand but thanks to the 'Manuel' I knew what was going on. It is so fun how the game designers never tought of doing passwords and definitely they wanted the players to only play this game the entire NES era. Part III: Find 10 puzzle pieces and return them to their roomsīack to the Future Part II & III (3 Parts)īack to the Future Part II & III Replay (2 Parts) Part II: Find 30 puzzle pieces and return them to their rooms

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