You start the game in a burning village, as a member of The Light Dragon family, your village was attacked by members of The Dark Dragon family (no way, Light vs. Dark that is soooo original), who in their possession hold the goddess keys, which have the power to release the goddess Tyr from her prison. Now these key are scattered around the world (Back then key chains didn’t exist).I will leave you to discover the story from here. On to the audio and video! The graphics, well, the graphics really are something. For a game this old you have to wonder what did they do to make the graphics so good. The only problem lies in animation, you see sometimes the characters will slide across the ground, like they are floating or something like that, which can get a bit annoying when your characters are floating over the ground and you can’t pass a river without a bridge. The music is really something. There is a whole bunch of tracks for every town, dungeon, forest ...you enter, and not a single one of them is play by a synthesizer. Of course they still sound a bit strange. The gameplay is a story for itself. Let me explain! You travel around the main map, encountering random (Final Fantasy like) battles –which is not odd since Squaresoft made this. In battles each characterhas its turn in which he may attack (me big, me strong, me stupid!), use magic (RadaDeCabraCohusCuspo), defend, or use items. Nothing beats the main map hunting tough.