
Vagrant Story
- First release
- Feb 10, 2000
- Publisher
- Square, Square Enix, Square Electronic Arts
- Genres
- Role-playing (RPG), Adventure · Action, Fantasy
- Platforms
- PlayStation, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable
Attributes
Details
Storyline, release dates, time to beat, age ratings, modes, links, keywords
- Storyline
Vagrant Story is set in the fictitious city of Leá Monde, while the kingdom of Valendia is engulfed in civil war. Leá Monde is an old town with a history spanning more than two millennia. Located on an island surrounded by reefs, the walls have been the "witness of many battles" and are "stronger than the mightiest forts of Valendia". In its golden years, Leá Monde was a thriving community until an earthquake struck the town 25 years before the game, destroying the city and leaving the ground unstable. The Grand Cathedral and the Temple of Kiltia are at the center of the city. This area is surrounded by the west and east districts, both in fairly good shape, as well as the massive, fortress-like City Walls. Beneath the ground are an abandoned mineshaft and limestone quarry, the shadowy labyrinths of an "Undercity", and the dark Iron Maiden dungeon. The maze-like Snowfly Forest, named for the so-called snowflies that can be found within, covers part of the city. Other locations include the Graylands, the setting for the prologue event; and Valnain, the city where the Valendia Knights of Peace's Headquarters is located. While Valendia and Leá Monde are fictitious, the game's scenery is inspired by real-life landscapes of the southwest of France, including the city of Saint-Émilion.Read more
Vagrant Story is set in the fictitious city of Leá Monde, while the kingdom of Valendia is engulfed in civil war. Leá Monde is an old town with a history spanning more than two millennia. Located on an island surrounded by reefs, the walls have been the "witness of many battles" and are "stronger than the mightiest forts of Valendia". In its golden years, Leá Monde was a thriving community until an earthquake struck the town 25 years before the game, destroying the city and leaving the ground unstable. The Grand Cathedral and the Temple of Kiltia are at the center of the city. This area is surrounded by the west and east districts, both in fairly good shape, as well as the massive, fortress-like City Walls. Beneath the ground are an abandoned mineshaft and limestone quarry, the shadowy labyrinths of an "Undercity", and the dark Iron Maiden dungeon. The maze-like Snowfly Forest, named for the so-called snowflies that can be found within, covers part of the city. Other locations include the Graylands, the setting for the prologue event; and Valnain, the city where the Valendia Knights of Peace's Headquarters is located. While Valendia and Leá Monde are fictitious, the game's scenery is inspired by real-life landscapes of the southwest of France, including the city of Saint-Émilion.
- Release dates
- PlayStation
- Feb 10, 2000
- PlayStation
- May 15, 2000
- PlayStation
- Jun 21, 2000
All 9 release dates
- PlayStation 3
- Aug 12, 2009
- PlayStation Portable
- Aug 12, 2009
- PlayStation 3
- Mar 01, 2011
- PlayStation Portable
- Mar 01, 2011
- PlayStation 3
- 2011
- PlayStation Portable
- 2011
- Time to beatIGDB · recorded
- Main + Extras
- 24h
- Game modes
- Single player
- Perspective
- Third person
- External links
- Wikipedia (opens in a new tab)Fandom (opens in a new tab)Official site (opens in a new tab)Twitch (opens in a new tab)
- Keywords
- magic, traps, sequel, playstation network, one-man army
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