The guide would not tell you where components could be found to make your comrades and your weapons stronger, but it did nearly tell you every bit of dialog in the game. The last thing I will mention is the strategy guide to this game, I shelled out twenty bucks for it and it was one of the worst strategy guides I have ever bought. There is more to the fighting, and it is a bit difficult to get used to, but once you get the hang of it, it is not so bad. String together to many and you are doomed. Did I mention you slow down time to engage most enemies? Well you do, you can link together numerous battles using this speed slow down and really have massive battles. Not that the last boss was much of a problem, he was rather easily handled, a lot harder to kill is this dragon right before the final fight, but I remedied the need to fight it by slowing down time and running around him. I found it much better to have only four units as I was able to defeat the last boss using that many. In the end you can control a maximum of five units with like five people or six people in them max. This will prove to be a pain at first, but once you get into it, the fighting will become more easy to do. You fight in groups and the action is turn based, however you only really issue basic commands for the units and the computer decides what attacks they perform and such. The fighting in the game is rather fun and annoying at the same time too. It is not anything directly said, but I kind of picked up some vibes from those two and the ending really made me think in Japan that was the case. I am not knocking it, but I do prefer my leads to have a female romantic interest, perhaps a side character would be fine. Here it almost seems Rush and the king have a thing for each other. There is also something a bit off with the story as most role playing games that do not feature a romantic storyline with the main character and someone else tend to be weaker. It could also use a lot less sidequests in it as there are so many that if you do them all it takes away from the main story because you end up spending hours on the sidequests to the point you forget key points of the story. There is more to the story and like the recent Final Fantasy XII, this games plot could use a bit of simplifying to help it be more understandable. Their quest takes them to many lands, but after they find his sister the game is not nearly over as now they must find out the plans of a man simply known as the Conqueror. He ends up joining up with her and a king named David as the king agrees to help Rush find his sister. He first mistakenly thinks he sees her in the middle of a rather big battle, but it turns out to be a lady knight.

The game features a boy named Rush who at first is on a quest to find his sister. This game had mixed results, for the most part I enjoyed it, but it needed a lot of improvement as well.

The last remnant quest guide