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Sequence Palladium

Sequence Palladium (1998)

by Kogado Studio
Genres:Turn-based strategy (TBS)
Themes:Fantasy, Warfare
Story:Released in 1998, Sequence Palladium is a fantasy mecha strategy RPG for Windows PC. The game follows a three part flow: starting with story events that into selecting a scenario which you then play out on the battle map and then continue to new story events. Mechs in Sequence Palladium (called Wizards in game) require a knight and para-sweet (spirits) to form a contract to pilot. A significant portion of character management in Sequence Palladium is nurturing the relationships between knights and para-sweets, and selecting optimal pairs. Combat is fought from a top down perspective, with an alternating player and enemy phase. All units are moved at once.Show more
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