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2003 · KOG Studios · Adventure · Fighting
Grand Chase
free-to-play, two-dimensional side-scrolling MMORPG.
- Released
- 1 August 2003
- Platforms
- Windows
- Genres
- AdventureFightingMMOMMORPGPlatformerRole-playingSide-scrolling
- Developers
- KOG Studios
- Publishers
- NetmarbleAGELevel Up! GamesAsphere InnovationsNtreev Soft
- Modes
- Multiplayer
- Perspective
- Side view
- Themes
- ActionFantasyKids
- Engine
- Gamebryo
- Age ratings
- ESRB E
- Languages
- English, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil)
- Time to beat
- 19hmain story1hwith extras4000hcompletionist
About
Grand Chase (Korean: 그랜드체이스) is a free-to-play, two-dimensional side-scrolling MMORPG, developed by the South Korean company KOG Studios. Alternative names for Grand Chase included Three Young Heroes (Chinese: 3小俠), Eternal Adventures (Chinese: 永恆冒險), both used in Taiwan prior to its closure, as well as Rainbow Warriors (Chinese: 彩虹骑士) on the Mainland Chinese server.
The game initially launched for South Korea in 2003. After becoming a large success, the game expanded to most of Asia, the Americas and Europe. Grand Chase broke the record of most played online game in Brazil and earned the "most popular online game" award in Indonesia on 2011.
›Story
The story focuses on the adventure of the Grand Chase group originally by Elesis, Lire, and Arme, as the adventure goes on new characters join the team.
Players say
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The articlegameplay, story, development, reception
Gameplay
Because of the game's use of combos and special abilities, Grand Chase is similar to other side-scrolling fighting games such as Double Dragon, while the appearance and design of the backdrops, as well as the characters and monsters, put the game in an anime-esque setting. While it was an action game, the designers took care to not make it a "button masher".
The game was free-to-play, where players earned a currency known as Game Points (or GP) from completing dungeon quests, individual missions, or defeating other users in player versus player combat. Players could use Game Points to buy better equipment and items, although there were some items that could only be purchased with real-world currency. Users would start the game with one character and could eventually unlock three additional characters. Players were able to own more than four characters, but were required to buy additional character slots to do so.
Story
The story was focused on the adventures of the Grand Chase, a group of heroes from the region of Bermesiah, who departed on a quest to chase down the evil queen Kaze'aze, a witch who used her magic powers to cause a civil war between Bermesiah's kingdoms of Serdin and Kanavan. The players control of one of the members of the Grand Chase, and fights through dungeons and Kaze'aze minions to get stronger and track the evil queen.
From the very start, there were three main characters available: the knight Elesis, the magician Arme, and the elven archer Lire. More characters were added to the available roster with subsequent updates, each adding a different play style from the rest, and were unlockable by either performing a difficult free mission or by purchasing the character with real money. The final version of Grand Chase included 20 playable characters.
Releases by platformdates and regions as published
Editions and related releases
- Remastered as
- Grand Chase Classic
- Built on it
- Grand Chase Classic
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Description adapted from its source, CC BY-SA 4.0.
