Ett välgjort strategispel som bara släpptes i Japan. Portades dock till PS1 och släpptes i Europa.

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The true challenge of a great game is not how hard it is your first time through, nor how well it catches your attention with outstanding graphics, but how it continues to keep catching the gamer, even after the first time through the game.
Though this game does not have the best graphics, nor the best music when compared to today's games or possibly even some of the later 32-bit games, what this game does offer that few others can boast is the ability to keep gamers hooked far beyond the first time playing it. Only the truly great games can present this kind of challenge, this kind of learning curve, and still manage to become a classic.
What is it about this game that makes it so outstanding if it isn’t the music, the graphics, or the simplicity of play? Well, for that, I will have to explain in detail what this game is...

Gameplay: 10/10
As many of the other reviewers have said, this is truly the best part of the game. While it has a very steep learning curve (I suggest you take the tutorial and really understand things before seriously starting a game), once you get the system of control and commands, you will never have a trouble with the way the game is played. The keys to the game lie in the strategy, and that is how it should be. It is, by far, one of the best strategy-rpgs out there even today, even with its outdated music and graphics.

But why, do you ask? How is it that a game so old, so “out of date,” can possibly compete with all the newer games? Simple. It uses a simple system for management to send you into an intricate world where decisions mean something. Deciding to capture a town here, liberate on there, or even just accepting the aid of a mercenary or hero into your army, all of these things affect the outcome of your game. One of the hardest tasks I have ever accomplished is getting the “perfect” ending for this game. It requires you to KNOW what you are going to do, even before you start the game. It is not one of those games that you can stumble into half-caring and beat easily. This is the true beauty of the game: you must think to do well.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/saturn/574273-densetsu-no-ogre-battle-the-march-of-the-black-queen/reviews/22938