Zill O'll [Koei the Best]

However, a new threat arises when the sleeping Dragon King awakens beneath his secluded island.

Supervising the life of humans, the Dragon King prefers to keep them in a state of perpetual war, so that no faction would gain the upper hand, believing that is the only way to uphold balance.

An adventurer who possesses the unique gift of the Infinite Soul, granting him or her the greatest power of choice, rises to the challenge of shaping the fate of humanity.

Zill O'll is a Japanese role-playing game with several distinguishing characteristics.

The basic mechanics follow the convention of the genre, with simple turn-based combat (against enemies visibly walking on-screen during exploration) and semi-automatic leveling.

Player-controlled character can also learn various skills and raise elemental affinities which play a role in combat.

Defeating enemies quickly bestows benefits on the party.

The game's unusual features lie in its scenario system.

The player creates the main character by choosing his or her gender, answering a few moral questions, and choosing the initial location.

Depending on these combinations the initial quest will be different, though after a while all the prologues merge into a single main plot.

Despite being largely linear, this plot can be affected to a degree by decisions made by the player.

Locations can be visited by selecting a destination on the world map.

Each trip takes a certain amount of time, which must be taken into consideration in conjunction with the events of the main plot.

The player is also free to complete quests in any order.

Plot-dictated events (e.g. outbreak of a war) will normally occur regardless of the player's input.

Important characters may stay alive or die depending on the player's choices and

Zill O'll [Koei the Best] for PlayStation is currently worth €40.60 loose, €17.30 complete in box, and €44.62 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Zill O'll [Koei the Best] 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 Zill O'll [Koei the Best], loose is €40.60 and CIB is €17.30 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.