Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure PS1 ISO - Game Download :: BlueRoms

Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure ISO - PS1

Front cover of Rhapsody: A Musical Adventure for PlayStation

Platform:
PlayStation

Release date:
2000-03-30

Genre:
Role-playing (RPG)

Publisher:
Atlus U.S.A., Inc.

Developer:
Nippon Ichi Software, Inc.

6.4 Score

How to Play

Download the files from the link above and if you need to decompress any files in formats like .7z, .zip, or .rar, use a decompression program such as 7-Zip.

You can open or install game files using the emulator suitable for PlayStation.

Recommended Emulators:

RetroArch (core: beetle_psx_hw).
DuckStation, known for its high performance and accuracy.

BIOS files can be found on emulation.gametechwiki.

Game Files Information

Torrent Name:
Rhapsody - A Musical Adventure (USA)

Region:
USA

Files Size:
220.8MiB

File List:

/Rhapsody - A Musical Adventure (USA)/Rhapsody - A Musical Adventure (USA).7z

Covers

Screenshots

One of the few games where you can choose a musical language! Also, as a matter of fact, one of the very few Japanese RPGs with difficulty levels!

Cornet wakes up in her room

Nice view of the capital city

Outside of Cornet's house

This is all that is left from the past glory of world maps

Nice graphics around the church

I wonder why no fantasy temple looks like a synagogue

Battle in a forest. Options

Exploring the forest

Battle in a cave. Movement range

You can find such pictures in treasure chests

Capital city, central square

So that's how rich people live...

The Illustration menu eventually becomes accessible. It contains all sorts of character graphics...

...concept art...

...and monster art

Birds ganging up on me in a volcanic cave. Cave dungeons are horribly similar - this one is just slightly more reddish than the rest

Party management menu

Battle against comical knights. The surrounding dungeon graphics do not offer much variety

Nice walkway with sculptures - on the way to one of the four or five castles in the game

Hmm, I don't think I'll fit here...

Tower dungeons look depressingly identical. You'll stare at this same room with very slight palette and texture changes countless times!

This is Giga Flare spell in action!

You visit a FROG village. All the inhabitants here are FROGS. What's wrong? You got a problem with that?..

If there is a frog village, expect a frog castle as well. Frog guards, frog statues, probably also frog monarchy... so what? That happens, let me tell you

Tower of Wisdom. Meeting a supposedly wise geezer. He talks a lot of trash

Cat Mines entrance

Relaxing at a diner in one of the bigger cities

Nice harbor area with people, statues, and all that

Enchanted forest. Wait a few seconds and you'll be teleported to yet another identically-looking dungeon, a screenshot of which I find redundant to share

Believe it or not, these are the visual consequences of the most powerful Meteor spell in the game. Right... not much eye candy, eh?..

Few Japanese RPGs are complete without an obligatory snowy village

This bear has seen better times

A desert area is also nearly a must in the games of this genre. This one is called Oasis, but has suspiciously excessive vegetation

You've discovered an old Soviet subway train and are being teleported to post-apocalyptic Moscow!.. ... Or something like this - I'm just improvising here

This is the effect of a Holy spell one of your characters can cast. Pretty cheap, if you ask me

Nice view high in the mountains

We gather in this final castle to fight the ultimate evil!..

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