Illusion of Gaia

Great game, zero complaints about the product with its quality. Only complaint is shipping. 2nd purchase so far from lukie (both had poor shipping). Had ordered on a weekend, paid 2 day shipping didn't receive it until the next-next Monday, 9 days from purchase date.

Enjoyable game to play. Cool idea for a game with a morphing ability for the main character. SoulBlazer is the best game in this series, (Terranigma, not released in US) but this is a close second.

Played this as a kid in the 90s. Bought for a gift for my brother. He loves it!

this is a melee combat game with a heavy focus on lets call it problem solving where you will not know where the heck to go or what the heck to do. the story is a captivating one and I wouldn't want to give anything away but if you enjoy mysterious and epic tales you will not be disappointed here. the combat is challenging but not impossibly so and it feels very rewarding. the kind of game where you will pat constantly pat yourself on the back for making it figuring it out and making it through to the next chapter. a relatively short game that feels like a long adventure. do not cheat and look online for hints and tips because it makes the game more rewarding , good luck

Canjee este juego por los puntos de recompensa y valió la pena. Buen juego, buena saga.

I won't go into the a review of the gameplay as there are already enough of those. I received the game in about a week, the cart condition was 10/10 and the game works perfectly. Lukie Games is A+

This game is one of the best action rpgs for the snes. To my taste, it stands right bellow secret of mana and Secret of Evermore. This game is surely an amazing hidden gem!

Ótimo produto, chegou em perfeito estado e em excelente estado de conservação! Podem comprar sem medo.

This is a game for all who love games like Zelda and especially a Link to the Past. They are very similar in the way they play. I had always heard this was a good game, and I am here to say it is too. Buy this game! You won't be dissapointed.

Although I dont think this game is a very good example of SNES role playing its still a fun action-adventure game absolutely worth buying.

this game was alittle diffrent from what i expected but it is still an amazing game i thought it was an rpg but it was better it was similar to legend of zelda but it had some elements that made it a lot more entertaining than i expected i got it for free which was awesome because i had some lukie points from previous purchases which was cool and i will definatly order from lukie again

I bought this game when was nineteen as a reward present for surviving a summer job. I'd heard of it of course but never got around to playing it when it was new. Te game takes place in a sort of alternate universe version of Earth, one centuries or even eons before the world we know came into existence. The story focuses on Will, son of Ulman, who accompanied his father on an ill-fated expedition to the Tower of Babel. In fact Will alone returned alive, though he was never able to satisfactorily explain the circumstances of his escape even to himself. Some time after te expedition he began to develop mysterious psychic and telekinetic abilities. At the sae time a rebellious young princess named Kara escaped from the castle of her father King Edward and made her way to the village of South Cape where Will lives. After the two meet, the girl is kidnapped by her father's soldiers, Will is ordered by the king to bring a mysterious item from his father's belongings to the castle. Unfortunately, he doesn't know what thhe item is and nor do his grandparents, a turn of events wich can't possibly sit right with the king. Thus begins Will's adventure. The gameplay is fairly interesting. Will has the opportunity to learn a variety of special moves throughout the game, all of which he'll need in order to proceed. Even better, he will gain te ability to change into not one but two alter egos at various points, each of which has his own unique set of abilities. This sort of takes the place of having supporting characters since this is an action game not a turn-based one. My only real complaint wit this game is that at several points in the story you'll find yourself doing nothing but waiting for the game to trigger whatever event will trigger the next part of the story. There are at least two instances where this happens. Control wise this game is fairly responsive, although some of the later moves can be a bit tricky to pull off at first. Generally speaking though unless your controller itself is acting up you shouldn't have too much trouble once you learn how to perform each move. The audio in Illusion of Gaia is a mixed bag, not because the music isn't good (quite the contrary in fact), but because much of it is used far too often and so some tunes will definitely get a bit annoying. Fortunately the best tunes, such as those in the Great Wall and the Pyramid and the final battle are used only in those particular instances. The ending suite is also some of the best music in the game. Sound effect wise it's nothing spectacular but a lot of the effects are still quite cool, such as some of the laser effects the monsters produce. And while Will doesn't really have a sound effect for taking damage except perhaps a short, lmost nonexistent sound as though he's drawing in breath over clentched teeth, both Freedan and Shadow, his two alter egos, have a grunt for when they take damage. Te sounds for when enemies take damage are the same as they were in Soul Blazer. Overall tis is a game well worth the time spent to play it despite its flaws. The story is fairly interesting and sheds a whole new light on our planet's history. So I'd definitely advise giving this game a try.

Illusion of Gaia is a fun game, with really nice graphics and simple gameplay similar to Link to the Past. It's not very challenging though, and it won't take long to beat. The story is interesting, but the music is just okay. Definitely worth playing though.