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Play Langrisser (Japan) Online

You move squads of knights and archers across grid maps, trying not to get flanked—one wrong step and your whole formation crumbles. That church music swells right as the enemy cavalry charges in.

Developer: Masaya
Genre: Strategy
Released: 1991
File size: 285 bytes
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Game Overview

Langrisser (or Warsong if you played the US version) is one of those old-school tactical RPGs that feels like Fire Emblem’s grittier cousin. You’ve got your usual turn-based battles where positioning matters way more than you’d think at first—mess up your archer placement and suddenly that cavalry unit you thought was safe gets wrecked.

What stood out to me was the setting—way more Germanic medieval than your typical fantasy RPG. Lots of knights, holy relics, and this weirdly intense religious undercurrent where the church isn’t always the good guy. The sprite work’s simple but clean, and the music has this great dramatic flair when battles kick off.

Fair warning: the difficulty spikes hard if you don’t manage your troops carefully. I learned that the hard way when my entire frontline got wiped by a surprise mage attack. Still holds up if you’re into slow, methodical strategy games.

Sega Genesis (Mega Drive)
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