Underplayed Gems

Oasis Road (1999)

Oasis Road cover
Developer
Idea Factory
Platforms
PlayStation 3, PlayStation, PlayStation Portable
Genres
Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
Where to get it
Website

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How it feels

A quiet, exploration-focused journey across a sprawling desert wasteland where mapping ruins and uncovering rare items matters as much as the turn-based battles along the way.

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About

Oasis Road is a game in which the player controls a group of kids that lives in a future world that is all in the desert, They will have to explore the world (specially the ancient ruins of old cities) in search of rare items and make new travel routes. The game could be different depending of the objects found. During their journeys they will have to face different dangers and enemies. The gameplay in battles are the classic turn based rpg. The game map will be drawing during the journeys showing the objects and items that are in each place. At the beginning of the game the player can choose his character between 18 different characters (male or famale ones) and he can also change the character name.

Screenshots

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