Kartia (Sony PlayStation 1, 1998)

When you start in Kartia, you will have a chose to play as the daughter of a high priest or you can play as a free knight searching for a purpose. Both characters will have unique stories and endings which will make the game twice a long, as well as fun. However, there will be some crossovers between both plots. Most of the game play focuses on using magical cards, which can provide useful resources, labor, weapons, and magic spells. As you go throughout the story you will be able to get new card which can be combined with your older cards, therefore creating even more powerful and creative abilities. Throughout the game you will have to carefully on how to use these powerful abilities if you want to achieve tactical advantages. Experience 3D battlefields that can be able rotated for the best views possible. With two different quest and so many things to discover, Kartia will no doubt keep you entertain for hours on end.

One of the best RPG games developed by Atlus. It's a classic turn-based strategy game with lots of options for armor up and monster selection. Gameplay is fairly simple, but creates lots of excitement. It could use better graphics in terms of color scheme and better music selection. Overall, it is one of the better RPG games made for the Playstation.

kartia is a well structured videogame. Whether you like RPG's or not, you will most likely like this game. It doesn't have the greatest graphics, but the game makes up for it with gameplay that renders it like the Final Fantasy genre.

Atlus makes good games this one is odd yet good so i like it. Cards are used in a lot of games but the way they are used here makes it so i do not feel that i am in a card game pick this game up if you are into tactical rpg games or good story telling.

the game is good. you can create monsters to fight along side you with the use of magical cards called kartia and you can also alter the field with them too