Re-enter the realm of King's Field for the most explosive debut on the PlayStation yet. This time they have possessed King Alfred himself! As the King's son, Prince Lyle, you must bring forth the tide of change that will effect the universe from now until the end of time. Your kingdom is once again under attack by the ruthless minions of evil.
King's Field II – the hour of destiny is at hand. Featuring enhanced graphics, bigger outdoor and indoor atmospheres, a more cohesive story, and lots of monsters to kill, this sequel shines over the spectacular King's Field. Ten years after Alexander died, Lyle set forth in the all new adventure that lay ahead in King's Field II. As he lay there dying, he asked Lyle, the King's very young son, to bring back the Moonlight Sword, and five magical powers to restore peace to the mighty kingdom. The spell was too powerful for Alexander. The King was placed under a curse of evil and Alexander cast a seal on the castle in a desperate attempt to save him. Evil had once again returned to the peaceful land. The Darkslayer was smashed to bits and the Moonlight Sword was no where to be found. This first King’s Field was unquestionably a groundbreaker for the Playstation system and even for gaming in general - using such innovations as quick travel teleportation points, easy left-right strafing, and a leveling system where the skills used the most are those that become the most powerful.On the evening of the five year anniversary of Alexander's triumphant defeat of the evil Guyra, a strange storm hit the King's castle, breaking the seal around the Moonlight Sword and Darkslayer. Most people who have become fans, played through their initial frustration and learned to savor the quest to thrive in a decidedly hostile world, cut off from all support, where you must utilize everything available to you, just to survive. Items and NPCs are few and far between, but every one of them is hard earned and of great value to your character. Strangely, these are some of the very things that appeal to King’s Field fans. Critics cite reasons such as slow character movement, hard game play- rife with ways to die, and minimal NPC interaction. The whole King’s Field series is one of those game franchises that people seem to either love or hate. King’s Field is a 3D, first person RPG similar to the Elder Scrolls series, but unlike the massive overwhelming worlds of an Elder Scrolls game, King’s Field focuses on exploring and mastering a few areas.
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