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Dark moonlight video game series#

In the course of your journey you learn that the civilization of the Ancient City had begun worshiping 'the darkness' and may have brought about their own destruction. In it, your main character, Prince Devian Rosberg, is given the Idol of Sorrow and tasked with returning it to its pedestal in the Ancient City, which will supposedly break the curse which has befallen his home kingdom of Azalin. King's Field IV is an all new story that basically has nothing to do with the Verdite Trilogy, although it makes allusions to the trilogy. Lyle finds out the truth of the situation, defeats his father and the being who possessed him. Sadly, Alfred has been possessed and has become a force of evil, and Alexander died sealing Alfred in Reinhardt Castle. King's Field III takes place fifteen years later and stars Alfred's son, Austin Lyle Forester. The King's friend Alexander Thornton Regginis, the second prince of Granitiki, volunteers to go to Melanat himself and retrieve the sword, winds up discovering a slave-mining operation and a plot to revive the black dragon, Guyra. The Moonlight Sword has been stolen and evidence indicates the thief is on the island of Melanat, which is supposedly cursed. Alfred is now the King of Verdite, being the last heir to the line. King's Field II takes place a number of years later. Along the way, he learns that his father's ancestral sword, the Dragon Sword, is actually the sealed form of the legendary Moonlight Sword, subsequently unsealing its power. After his father disappeared while trying to stop an ancient evil coming from the Royal Cemetery, Alfred himself goes into the ages-old graveyard to find out what happened to his father, retrieve the family sword, and stop the ancient evil himself. In King's Field you play as John Alfred Forester, a distant prince of Verdite and son of the Commander of the Royal Guard, Houser Forester, and the daughter of King Reinhardt II, Zoela. The games are ultimately plot-lite, but actually have a bit of mythology behind them if you talk to a lot of people and read the manuals. The three PlayStation games form what is sometimes known as the 'Verdite Trilogy', as they all involve events in or that involve the Kingdom of Verdite and the Verdite Royal Family, the dragons Seath and Guyra (who are basically gods), and usually require the hero to attain the Moonlight Sword.

Dark moonlight video game Pc#

For those who want to play the real first game, there are fan translation patches, both for the original PlayStation version and the Sword of Moonlight PC port. By the time the PlayStation came to America, King's Field II was already out, so that was the first game America got. This includes the very first game in the series, which was released before the PlayStation console was even available outside of Japan. Unfortunately, much of the franchise is a case of No Export for You. You do not need the Sword of Moonlight program installed to play games made with it. There is an online community dedicated to this program, which has made Sword of Moonlight available in English and has even produced games using it. This program came with a PC port of the first King's Field. There is also a program called Sword of Moonlight that allows one to make their own King's Field style games. Most of this article will use the Japanese titles.

Dark moonlight video game series#

Elden Ring ( Playstation 5, Playstation 4 Xbox Series X|S, XboxOne PC, 2022).Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (Playstation 4, XboxOne, PC, 2019).Dark Souls III ( PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, 2016).

Dark Souls II (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC, 2014).Shadow Tower: Abyss (PlayStation 2, 2003).King's Field Mobile 2 (Mobile phones, 2005).King's Field Mobile (Mobile phones, 2004).King's Field Additional II (PlayStation Portable, 2006).King's Field Additional ( PlayStation Portable, 2006).

King's Field IV ( PlayStation 2, 2001) - Released in America as King's Field: the Ancient City.King's Field III (PlayStation, 1996) - Released in America as King's Field II.King's Field II (PlayStation, 1995) - Released in America as King's Field.King's Field ( PlayStation, 1994) - Released only in Japan, launch title.