Energy Breaker

She keeps having dreams warning that she must hurry to avert a catastrophe.

After visiting the fortune-teller Selphia who has just come to the Myra's town, she finds herself drawn into a conflict between four mysterious Dark Generals who are seeking the power of four jewels.

With the local inventor Renard and his robot assistant Gulliver, they embark on a time-travelling adventure to meet new allies, uncover her forgotten past, and learn of the Dark Generals' plot that may threaten the world.

Energy Breaker is hinted to take place in the same world as Taito's Lufia series: for instance, the presence of Priphea flowers, some terminology and conventions, an obtainable sword named after the Dual Blade, and a cameo appearances by Lufia and Roman in the ending.

Energy Breaker combines gameplay elements from traditional Japanese role-playing games and strategy/tactical role-playing games.

The player is able to explore dungeons and towns from the same isometric perspective of the game's battle system.

The game features many hidden items that can be found by interacting with the background environment, as well as a staggering amount of descriptive text for the environments that change throughout the course of the game, often several times.

The player is able to choose an emotion or attitude when talking to NPCs, however this rarely seems to make a difference.

Dungeon exploration transitions seamlessly into episode-like grid-based battle scenarios with preset enemy layouts and conditions as opposed to random encounters.

Battles are typically won by defeating all enemies, though other win conditions exists such as defeating a boss, surviving a certain number of turns, or arriving to a specific point of the battle grid.

The battle mechanics are based around a "Balance" component.

Player characters and enemies all receive an amount of Balan

Energy Breaker for Super Nintendo Entertainment System is currently worth €235.07 loose, €162.31 complete in box, and €421.70 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Energy Breaker has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

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 Energy Breaker, loose is €235.07 and CIB is €162.31 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.