Weltorv Estleia

The player assumes the role of a nameless adventurer, male or female, who ventures to the city of Farbell.

There, he or she is instructed to join the the Adventurers Guild, and eventually becomes involved in the grand struggle against dark forces threatening Estleia.

In the beginning of the game the player has to create a customized character, modifying his or her age, hair color, clothes, height, and weight.

Character class can not be assigned, but the player character can eventually specialize as either a monk, a magician, or a thief, by completing missions for the respective guilds.

The protagonist has three main attributes - spirit, technique, and vitality, which can be manually increased whenever he or she levels up.

Other attributes include various aspects of physical preparation and conditions, which act as requirements for equipping weapons and armor.

Experience points in the game are awarded for defeating enemies as well as for completing quests.

Despite its Japanese origins, Weltorv Estleia is a free-form RPG that is closer to Western templates.

The game's world consists of interconnected areas and contains several towns, wilderness areas, and dungeons.

The player is free to explore the game world and undertake any quests from the onset.

The game's scenario system allows players to pursue as many quests as they wish at the same time.

By interacting with the various non-player characters, the player gets key words or key phrases indicating details and giving clues about the currently selected active scenario.

The scenarios will then trigger when the player, having followed the clues, reaches the scenario point.

By fulfilling the requirements for each scenario, the player progresses through the game.

Weltorv Estleia for PlayStation is currently worth €24.57 loose, €35.00 complete in box, and €90.99 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Weltorv Estleia has only a handful of tracked market sales, suggesting relative scarcity compared to more common PlayStation titles.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Weltorv Estleia, loose is €24.57 and CIB is €35.00 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.