Millennium: A New Hope
Millennium: A New Hope
Marine is young - too young to endeavor great things.
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"My favorite Aldorlea series to date" - RGPFan.com
"Millennium is a great game that any RPG fan can get into" - just-rpg.com
"There is a good amount of content here to be had and it could easily be featured as a WiiWare title in the vein of Final Fantasy IV: the After Years" - Thegamesmen.com
Marine is young - too young to endeavor great things. But Marine is a fighter and she refuses to accept fate. Because her fate is to be a peasant and probably die young - a disease, or a predator, whatever, you always die of something in the murky lands of Myst.
So when her father is critically injured, Marine decides to fight back and take over the crusade he can no longer pursue. Which crusade? To challenge the feared Lords of Mystrock, the rich megalopolis of Myst, and defeat them in a traditional showdown that decides the rulers of the world. Everybody keeps telling Marine it's impossible and she'll end up swatted like a fly. But what do YOU think?
Millennium is the first episode of Aldorlea's flagship series (the makers behind The Book of Legends, Moonchild, Dreamscape, 3 Stars of Destiny, Asguaard, Undefeated etc.). Featuring an immersive story written by Indinera (as well as characters and dialogs developed by him), this game is a fantastic introduction to a series greenlighted by the Steam community that spans over 5 episodes and features more than 20 characters in total.
Key Features:
50+ achievements to unlock - can you get them all?
4 levels of difficulty - choose your difficulty and enjoy replaying the game at its most challenging
Choose visible or invisible monsters - cater to the encounter style you prefer
Optional guiding arrows - enjoy the game without the worry of having to look up a walkthrough or guide
Dozens of secret rooms - for those who like to explore and discover every secret
40 quests - easy request from a villager or very tricky riddle to solve, help people as you progress in your adventure
Battle superb monsters including 8 Animal Kings - they are the most dangerous and feared creatures out there, so beware
Get help from Jeanne - your magically-gifted fairy friend that you can summon when you really need that little something extra
Gorgeous retro graphics and musics - Millennium features high production values in its genre, all for your enjoyment
RPG Fan's Indie RPG of the Year 2009
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VR Support
Customer notes
Customer notesMinimum Requirements
Minimum Requirements- OS: Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7/8
- Processor: 1.6 GHz
- Memory: 128 MB RAM
- Graphics: DirectX 9.0 Compatible
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Hard Drive: 100 MB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX 9.0 Compatible Sound
Recommended Requirements
Recommended RequirementsLegal
LegalAldorlea Games. All rights reserved - 2009, 2014
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Reviews for Millennium: A New Hope
sycomantis1991
06/04/2015
This game is among the many RPG Maker-type games released in the last few years. Its battles play more like a SMT than Final Fantasy, but it still follows the more mythical and medieval setting that the old school RPG scene is known for. The story and characters are better than expected, but they won't blow you away. it's definitely a worthwhile purchase, but it's nothing truly stellar.
Furrek
08/13/2014
Millennium: A New hope is not a new game. It was released in 2k9 but then probably not many heard about developer called Aldorlea. But now, thanks to steam, many can discover this nice RPG game. What's cool about first Millennium game? It have a good story, interesting characters and it's not so short. Well, even if first game is not long enought, there are 4 more - it's quite long game series but trust me, worth buying and playing. With every next part you see a little improvements, what's really good thing. Anyway, what I really love about this game is the fact that it was made in RPG Maker. Probably every fan of not AAA RPG games heard about it, but it only shows that with cool ideas you can make something interesting, even if you don't make your games on some hard to use engines/programming languages etc. Well, maybe you don't as well to have some skill for graphics, but that's different story... If you enjoy a great RPG games that aren't made by well known developers, buy Millennium: A New Hope. I'm sure you will enjoy it as I did.
Carter83
05/23/2014
Millennium: A New Hope is far from being generic. Of course, it's obviously not intended for action RPGs fans, but it's well written and executed. Strategic and challenging (in Hard mode) turn-based battles, clever mapping with lots of secrets and great characters. There is many optional stuff, such as hidden areas or sidequests, which adds to the replayability. I played it many times and I can certainly recommend it.
Carter83
05/21/2014
I believe that Millennium is far from being generic. The game is well written, with excellent mapping and challenging turn-based fights (in Hard mode). There are many things that are hard to discover (secret rooms, optional areas and stuff, side-quests) which adds to the replay value. Plus, jumping is so much fun. Is a first part of a whole series, so playing the other part is recommended, obviously. I've finished it many times and I loved it. Definitively worth playing.
vva258
05/17/2014
I bought this game when it on sale and I can say it worth the money I spent at that time. Firstly, if you are into traditional RPG games, you'll like this one. Every NPC have their own character, and the storyline is somewhat good. But in the other hand, the game still have bugs, and some of them are annoyed. Also, when almost all of your fights can be avoided with 90% successful, it doesn't push me towards the goal of the game... Would recommend this game when it's on sale, not at full price.
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