Lair Land Story

IGDB0.0/10PlaylogsAdventureReleased: Jul 6, 2007CIRCLE Entertainment

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About This Game

This raising simulation follows Xero, a great hero of Lairland, and the mysterious holy woman Chilia. Over four in-game years together, Xero helps Chilia to blossom into her own person while also recovering her lost memories. Like in Princess Maker, the player's job is to set out her schedule with tasks like studying to improve her statistics, working to earn money, or more. Players can also head into town to befriend other NPCs or buy items, and their schedule is broken up periodically by special events or other long-term goals.

There was a country called Lareland, which had been prospered for hundreds years. But their peaceful life suddenly ended when a group of invaders attacked them. Like this, the war between humans and a different creature broke out. Five months later, Hiro, a young soldier, finally killed the boss of the invaders. He, who was exhausted, somehow returned his homeland and met a girl asleep. She soon woke up and shone herself. The light covered the sky like rain and soothed every nightmare happened in the world. "Chiria...." She whispered and fell down powerlessly.... When she regained her consciousness, she didn't remember anything at all. Hiro and Chiria's life now begins...

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Release Date
Jul 6, 2007
Platforms
  • PC (Microsoft Windows)
  • PSPlayStation Portable
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0.0/10
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Genre

AdventureRole-playing (RPG)Simulator

Themes

FantasyRomance

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Releases

  • PC (Microsoft Windows)Nov 28, 2007
  • PlayStation PortableOct 01, 2009

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  • Chinese (Simplified):
  • Japanese:

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  • First person

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