From this hut, go left into the forest and find a secret passageway. In Fire Eye's village, go all the way to a lone hut on the left of the screen.Graphically, the game will remind role-players of Secret of Mana - down to the annoying bar-charging weapon meter and cute, colorful graphics.

You never care about the characters or what they do, regardless of how long it takes them to do it. All this hunting for the Alchemy seems like a lot of work for such a minor payoff since the graphics illustrating the spells are a few escalators down from previous Square titles.īut the most disappointing element of Evermore is the bland story line. You also find various Alchemy power-ups, such as fireballs, though you must find the ingredients in order to activate them. You end up in a prehistoric village, trying to find your way back to Podunk, but before you're safely home, you'll fight the standard array of prehistoric creatures, time- jumping bad guys, and other assorted miscreants.Īlthough you start with a lowly bone for a weapon, you trade up to more powerful weapons like axes and spears. The action starts when your hero, a young man from Podunk, U.S.A., and his faithful dog stumble across a time machine. Square's first American-made title is sure to be a hit with its 16-bit devotees, but Secret of Evermore doesn't reach the heights achieved by Final Fantasy III and Chrono Trigger.

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