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Sorcerer's Kingdom
is a tactical RPG developed by NCS Corporation and released for the Sega Genesis in 1992. It was localized for North America by Treco. Gameplay ''Sorcerer's Kingdom'' allows players to control a party of characters and guide them through dungeons and battles. The game features tactical RPG elements such as Turn-based strategy, turn-based movement during battle along a grid. Each character can either move, use an item or, spell, defend, or attack an enemy that is next to them when it is their turn. If an enemy is not in an adjacent space, the character can move next to them in order to use a physical attack with their equipped weapon or use a spell to cause damage from a distance. The game has no experience point system and allows characters to increase their stats as they battle certain ways. By continually using spells, for instance, a character's magic stat will increase after the enemies in a battle are all defeated. Each turn, the player may only move one party member, while ...
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Treco
Treco, also credited as Treco Corporation Limited, American Treco and Treco, USA, was a game developer and publisher located in Torrance, California. Treco produced games for the Sega Mega Drive, Sega Genesis/Mega Drive from 1990 to 1993. Treco was a subsidiary of Sammy Corporation. After UPL Company Limited went bankrupt, Treco would port some of their games to the Sega Genesis platform. Games * ''Warsong'' (1991): English translation of the NCS/Masaya game ''Langrisser I'' * ''Fighting Masters'' (1991) * ''Sorcerer's Kingdom'' (1992), (1993): English translation of the NCS game ''Sorcer Kingdom'' Arcade ports Treco produced Mega Drive porting#Porting in gaming, ports of the following arcade games: * ''Atomic Robo-Kid'' (1990) * ''Street Smart (video game), Street Smart'' (1991) * ''Task Force Harrier EX'' (1991) * ''Twin Cobra'' (1991) Bibliography

* * Video game companies disestablished in 1993 Defunct video game companies of the United States Sega Sammy Holdings {{US ...
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