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Princess Crown
Atlus
December 10, 1997
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Role-playing (RPG)Developers
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December 10, 1997 (27 years and 5 months ago)Publishers
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Princess Crown
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You play as the thirteen-year-old princess Gradriel, the daughter of Elfrenne, queen of Valendria. Twenty-five years ago Elfrenne destroyed the demonic forces that were threatening the country. Now the queen has died, and Gradriel is proclaimed to be the future savior of the land, as it was not entirely purged of all evil. And indeed, an evil spirit has secretly invaded Valendria and is trying to take control over Gradriel's two older sisters. Will the young princess succeed in defeating the evil?
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PlayStation 4, Sega Saturn, PlayStation PortableDevelopers
AtlusRelease Date
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