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Just Breed (NES)


Developer Enix
North America Japan PAL
Publisher N/A Enix N/A
Year N/A 1992 N/A


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RPGClassics Just Breed Shrine


Just Breed is a great strategy RPG released late in the Famicom's life. If you've played Shining Force, you basically know what to expect. You travel from town to town, and between each town, you and your army will have to duke it out with an army composed of monsters. What sets this game apart from most strategy RPGs is that your troops are divided into small armies of about 5, each with its own leader. A leader can never be more than a screen away from any of his subordinates, and if the the leader dies, his troops will leave the battle. The story is cliché (an evil monster kidnaps women who guard magical stones, and you must rescue them), but it's well executed. Also featuring great graphics and wonderful music, Just Breed is more than worth any RPG fan's time.