Do you want to enjoy the odd mixture of Mega Man and a classic fighting game? Tackle Masaru Takahara’s scenario.
If you tackle Oboromaru’s tale instead, you get a sprawling, non-linear infiltration into a feudal Japanese castle where you can choose whether to take lives. The ensuing tale is equal parts 2001: A Space Odyssey and Alien with little to no combat and a heaping helping of humanity. For example, you can play as Cube, an adorable little robot brought to life on a spaceship transporting a dangerous alien lifeform. These scenarios are wildly unique and creative, incorporating inspiration that JRPGs have rarely touched to this day.
It consists of several self-contained storylines to play in any order and move in and out of as you like. LIVE A LIVE is packed with endless surprises. In the years since its release, LIVE A LIVE received a fan translation and widespread praise among those who played it, so a remake is an exciting opportunity for the rest of us. Recently, Square Enix’s 1994 Japan-only title, LIVE A LIVE, finally got its chance to shine with a Nintendo Switch remake released worldwide. I’ve personally enjoyed and written reviews for Moon, Radical Dreamers – Le Trésor Interdit, and Biomotor Unitron since starting at RPGFan. It feels as though another port, remaster, or remake of a presumed-forgotten gem arrives every month.
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