In Adventure mode, the game allows you to choose from the start whether you play as Lilac or Carol, while Classic mode adds Milla as the third possibility. The only grating part of the story is that some of the voice work can be annoying for certain characters.ĭepending on which mode you choose, there are either two or three playable characters.
From there, the plot introduces several likeable characters, some fearsome enemies, and an action-packed finale that, for the most part, delivers. Nearby, our heroes, Lilac the Dragon and her best friend, Carol, hear the crash and decide to save Torque, who warns them of Brevan’s plans. He is soon followed, however, by another ship piloted by an alien named Torque, who crash lands on the planet. In his search, he sets in motion a plot to bring the three kingdoms of Avalice to war with one another. We enter the story as the big bad guy Lord Brevan and his alien army invade the planet in search of the Kingdom Stone, an ancient hunk of rock that contains unlimited energy. If you do opt for the Adventure, I’m glad to say that the plot succeeds much more often than it fails. What this choice really boils down to is whether or not you think the story is one worth exploring, or if you’d rather just experience the gameplay alone. Adventure mode contains cut scenes that tell the narrative between levels, while Classic mode is more of an homage to the olden days, where the player blasts through levels without much in terms of a story other than what they can glean from the animated sprites and backgrounds. At the start screen, players are allowed to select between two different modes: Adventure and Classic.
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