The young fighter Ryu was thrown out of his father's home, and this childhood trauma has been dominating his life ever since. His only wish is to surpass his father and to show him he has become a better fighter than him. Laila is a cheerful treasure hunter. She dreams only of valuable things, adventure, travels, and life in the capital city. Gaou is experiencing a personal tragedy: he wants to discover the mystery of the disappearance of a woman he loved, Asuka, aided by his best friend Froz. Naaga is a girl who wears a heavy armor, which - as she thinks - will prevent her from losing any battle. At present, she has problems since she owes a million gold pieces to her guild. What do those heroes have in common? As their ways cross, they will find out they are in fact pursuing one and the same goal...
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By nearly every criterion, this game is absolutely sumptuous! Playing it will make any person with a good heart want to cheer, especially for those triumphal spirits who steadfastly remain grounded in senses of duty, honor, and decency. People who treasure virtue above all other human traits will find their values reaffirmed while playing this saga - despite the convoluted roads that many of our burning heroes must navigate.
Regardless, each scene of every journey shares valuable, timeless lessons, but the story is what makes this vintage RPG even more special. Beware anyone who wallows in misery or predators who revel in lurking down crooked corridors. Lost souls may vicariously discover alternative paths that point toward a direction of their possible absolution. Is this just a video game, or is it a solid depiction of art imitating life?
If we could change just one design feature in Burning Heroes, we would eliminate the modest amount of repetition in the eight scenarios. Other than that, this game is just about perfect.