Navigation:

Elfaria: The Isle of the Blest Super Nintendo

Game

Variants

Unpublished Variants

    Disabled Variants

      Merged Game Entries

        front image

        Click on an image to upload and/or replace an image.

        __back image
        banner image

        Your changes must be accepted by a moderator before they are fully visible. Until then, your changes will be shown with orange color.

        title image
        screen1 image
        screen2 image
        screen3 image
        screen4 image
        screen5 image
        39e7821c-7303-41a9-975d-d9a2f9bf5a67
        MobyGames URL

        Elfaria: The Isle of the Blest

        description
        Hudson published this Susumu Matsushita-illustrated RPG for the Super Famicom in 1993. It received a sequel, Elfaria II, but never saw a US release.
        jyanncorp
        developer
        RED
        jyanncorp
        front_sha1 jyanncorp
        game_name
        Elfaria: The Isle of the Blest
        jyanncorp
        giantbomb_url jyanncorp
        longplay_url jyanncorp
        platform
        snes
        [Importer]
        players
        1
        jyanncorp
        publish
        1
        thevoice
        publisher
        Hudson Soft
        jyanncorp
        screen1_sha1 jyanncorp
        screen2_sha1 jyanncorp
        screen3_sha1 jyanncorp
        screen4_sha1 jyanncorp
        screen5_sha1 jyanncorp
        sort_key
        elfaria 1
        jyanncorp
        tags jyanncorp
        title_sha1 jyanncorp
        year
        1993
        jyanncorp
        _type
        1
        [Janitor]
        __back_sha1 jyanncorp
        __long_description
        Elfaria is a turn-based RPG from RED Entertainment, published in Japan only by Hudson. The developers hired prolific manga artist Susumu Matsushita to create most of the character and enemy design in the game, as well as the lush intro movie. The game is streamlined in a few ways compared to other RPGs of the era. There are no experience points or money to be earned from combat; the player's party instead levels whenever an area's boss is defeated, and items like consumables and equipment need to be found on the field by exploring. The player controls heroic warrior Pyne throughout the entire game, but the rest of the party changes as Pyne travels to each elementally-themed region of the world. The game was eventually followed up with a sequel: Elfaria II: The Quest of the Meld.
        jyanncorp
        5d277c5b-db2b-5d27-b207-8ce6c59bcda6

        SFC, Japan

        file_list
        [{"name": "Elfaria - The Isle of the Blest (Japan).sfc", "sha1": "7c47b2f47969d6f0e6ce100ed5e915d964c8bd02", "size": 1572864}]
        [Importer]
        languages
        ja
        jyanncorp
        parent_uuid
        39e7821c-7303-41a9-975d-d9a2f9bf5a67
        [Importer]
        platform
        snes snes
        [Importer]
        tag_nointro
        2021-05-17
        [Importer]
        variant_name
        SFC, Japan
        [Importer]
        x_name
        Elfaria - The Isle of the Blest, SFC, Japan, No-Intro
        [Importer]
        _type
        2
        [Janitor]

        Override the images from the main game entry. (It can be useful to upload language-specific screens, but don't use unless needed):

        front image
        __back image
        title image
        banner image
        screen1 image
        screen2 image
        screen3 image
        screen4 image
        screen5 image