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GrimGrimoire (2007)

by Nippon Ichi Software, Vanillaware, Koei, Sony Computer Entertainment

Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Real Time Strategy (RTS)

Themes:Fantasy

Game modes:Single player

Story:GrimGrimoire allows players to take on the role of Lillet Blan, a young magician who is admitted to a prestigious and mystical magic school; however, on the fifth day of school, everyone mysteriously vanishes. Lillet awakens the next day to discover she is once again living out the first day of school; but her memories from the previous days are intact, giving her the opportunity to solve the mystery behind the disappearances and prevent the tragedy from occurring.Show more

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