Going in, we didn’t expect a visual novel from 1996 to hold up too well, and unfortunately it doesn’t - Radical Dreamers just isn’t that fun.

Kid might admonish Serge rather than praise him, while a battle with a skeleton may dramatically change in a subsequent playthrough. Events play out quite differently based on the choices you make Alternate Existence UNCENSORED What the Frozen Flame is comes to light as the player, taking on the role of Serge, selects text-based choices to navigate the manor, find items, and circle back to unlock other areas. Radical Dreamers takes place in Lynx’s Manor, with the protagonists Serge, Kid, and Magil infiltrating it to steal the Frozen Flame. So too does the return of familiar characters, as the events of Radical Dreamers exist as an alternate timeline to Chrono Cross and laid the foundation for its plot. There isn’t a lot of music to accompany the short narrative, but what music there is tugs on the ol’ nostalgic heartstrings as it resembles both Trigger and Cross’s soundtracks. Series composer Yasunori Mitsuda’s soundtrack pulls more than its share of weight. That did not stop the text-based adventure from engrossing us, however. We noticed immediately that other than adding a clearer font, little else has been done to the game visually. Intrigued by this unearthed relic, we jumped into Radical Dreamers first. For fans of the Chrono series, this is more than just a bonus tacked onto a remaster of a beloved game. Until now there was no way to play Radical Dreamers in the West outside of a fan-translated ROM hack. The Radical Dreamers Edition does however come paired with another game: the elusive visual-novel – titled Radical Dreamers – originally released in 1996 for the Satellaview, a peripheral attachment for the Super Famicom in Japan. CHRONO CROSS THE RADICAL DREAMERS EDITION Free Download Repacklab

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