Musashi has his cocky attitude, and… wait, there are no other characters that are focused on… sorry. The characters in Brave Fencer aren’t the best either. The plot is sufficient for the game, nothing more. It’s simple to understand, at times entertaining, but seems like it was written for an eight-year old to comprehend, since this game is more geared towards a younger audience. The plot sticks to that basic script the entire time and there isn’t much else to write about. His job is to protect the people, defeat the Thirstquencher Empire, and gather all of the sacred scrolls while wielding the legendary swords Lumina and Fusion. As you might have guessed, that hero happens to be none other than our good friend Musashi.
The evil Thirstquencher Empire is on the rise and looking for trouble, and the only thing left for the good people of Allucaneet is to summon the fabled hero. Read on!īrave Fencer Musashi’s plot revolves around the plight of Allucaneet Kingdom (pun intended).
It’s entertaining, but not without its flaws. The game proves to include some original game elements that make it stand out from the crowd. Released around the same time as Xenogears in late 1998, Brave Fencer was Square’s first true action-RPG for the Sony PlayStation.
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