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XZR (1988)

by Telenet Japan

Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Platform

Themes:Action, Fantasy, Historical

Game modes:Single player

Story:An action RPG developed by Telenet Japan and released in 1988, it is the first part of the XZR/Exile trilogy. The game was controversial for its references to religion, politics, and drugs. Unlike its sequels, XZR was never released outside of Japan.

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