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Star Ocean: Blue Sphere

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Also known as
Star Ocean: Bluesphere スターオーシャン ブルースフィア

Control three crewmates in action RPG battles to explore a mysterious planet and send a distress signal.

Star Ocean: Blue Sphere was released for the Game Boy Color in Japan on June 28, 2001, and was not released on any other platform, making it both the platform-specific and original release year.


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Released
2001
Perspective
Top-down
Visual
Isometric
Size
2.03 MB
Rating
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About Star Ocean: Blue Sphere

Star Ocean: Blue Sphere continues the narrative of its predecessor, placing the player in control of a starship crew stranded on an alien world. The core experience involves forming a three-member party from the available crew to navigate the planet's surface and interior locations.

Exploration allows for interaction with objects and non-hostile characters, while enemy creatures are visible in the environment, permitting the player to choose whether to engage. Combat shifts to a side-view perspective where control is given to one character, with the others operating autonomously, emphasizing real-time action over turn-based mechanics.

Character progression follows a conventional role-playing framework where each party member possesses distinct skills and special abilities that can be utilized and improved. The initial objective focuses on the crew's efforts to survive their crash and summon assistance from Earth, setting the story in motion.

Star Ocean: Blue Sphere Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Starship piloted by Precis somewhere in space
Piloting the starship.
The ship crash lands on Planet Edifice...
Precis awakes after the crash.
Precis checks the crew.
Precis talks with the crew.
Selecting 3 playable characters for a team.
At the crash site
Meeting the natives.
Team menu
Cutting the grass.