Treasure of the Rudras SNES Surlents scenario (part 11) YouTube

Treasure Of The Rudras Snes. Treasure of the Rudras SNES 2nd playthrough (Part 06) YouTube Treasure of the Rudras is the last RPG with a "normal" battle system that Square produced for. This game's plot incorporates elements from Indian religions, centrally the concept of the wheel of time - every 4000 years the world is destroyed and recreated by a Rudra - the name taken from an aspect of the Hindu god of destruction, Shiva.

Treasure of the Rudras has an elaborate and intriguing magic system called Mantras If the font looks kinda blurry (especially the half-width combat and area font) click on the picture to pop up a new window with a double-sized slideshow at the "real" resolution.

Treasure of the Rudras SNES 2nd playthrough (Part 06) YouTube

The opening music "The Quest for Rudra's Mines" grabbed me right from the start and set the tone (literally, I suppose) for the whole game If the font looks kinda blurry (especially the half-width combat and area font) click on the picture to pop up a new window with a double-sized slideshow at the "real" resolution. 🌟 Welcome to another night in the Wasteland—tucked away in a quiet bedroom shack, with nothing but the glow of an old SNES, smooth saxophone jazz on the rad.

Daria Reviews Treasure of the Rudras [SNES] Square's LOST 16bit RPG?! Super Nintendo Review. The central feature is that players create mantras out of thin air by entering any word of up to 12 letters, and the game decides what the mantra does, how strong it is, and how much MP it costs. Credits; Contributor Type of contribution Listed credit; Gideon Zhi: Hacking: Project leader, ROM hacker, translator, writer (v1) Ian Kelley: Translation: Japanese translator

Treasure Of The Rudras Snes crushrejaz. If the font looks kinda blurry (especially the half-width combat and area font) click on the picture to pop up a new window with a double-sized slideshow at the "real" resolution. http://www.longplays.orgPlayed by: Valis77This game's plot incorporates elements from Indian religions, centrally the concept of the wheel of time - every 40.