Breath of Fire II
Ryu and his companions battle the evil Deathevan across two parallel worlds in this RPG sequel featuring town-building mechanics and an expanded dragon transformation system.
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About This Retro Game
Introduces the Township system where players rebuild a ruined village that becomes their home base
Expands the dragon transformation system with 18 possible forms including new Fusion Dragons
Features one of gaming's first morality systems where choices affect NPC relationships
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