Secret of Evermore is unique in that it is the only gameĭeveloped by Square designers in North America. Mechanics and a similar title, it is not an entry in the Mana series. To switch control between the two characters. Such as real-time battles, a ring-shaped menu system, and the ability The gameplay shares many similarities with Secret of Mana, Resembling a different period of real-world history: "Prehistoria" ( prehistory), "Antiqua" ( classical antiquity), "Gothica" (the Middle Ages), and "Omnitopia" (an imaginative future world). The player guides both the boy and his shapeshiftingĭog through Evermore, a world composed of separate realms, each
The story of Secret of Evermore follows a boy and his pet dog as they are inadvertently transported to the fantasy world of Evermore.
North American release by a few months but was ultimately cancelled. A Japanese release was planned to follow the It was released in North America on October 1, 1995, and in Europe andĪustralia in February 1996. Tested on Secret of Evermore Gameplay Balance Patch and it works fine.Secret of Evermore is an action role-playing game developed and published by Square for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. UPDATE 1.02: Fixed a minor issue with the question asking if you wanted to return to the space station, where it always thought the dog was the one that initiated the action so the player controlling the dog was always the one that had to answer. There’s even a controller indicator number that will appear beside the character you’re in control of. Now you can finally have a proper 2 player game of Secret of Evermore! You can hit start on the first or second controller to enter/withdraw from the game, and either player can control either character, just like in SoM. It then occured to me that if it still bothered me so much, why not just do something about it?Īnd this patch is the result. I was trying to choose a multiplayer console RPG Zero-G and I could play together, when I remembered SoE and its annoying lack of 2 player support. I mean really, if you’re going to give it a name similar to SoM, and you’re going to use the same battle system, and the same ring menu system, and use the same method of switching the character you’re in control of using Select, then why in the world would you stop there and not make it multiplayer like SoM!?Īnyway, fast forward to the end of 2003. But the one major thing that really irked me about the game was the lack of 2 player support. And like many, I was rather disappointed. Secret of Evermore… like many people back in the SNES days, when I tried this game out I was expecting a game of the same caliber as Secret of Mana.
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