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Y III is kind of the black sheep of the Ys series and as the black sheep it’s not very well liked by fans in comparison with the other games. Part of the story is figuring out why Chester who by all indications was a good guy is now working for the forces of evil. Chester is the brother of Dogi’s childhood friend who months prior to the game ran off to be a knight for the local lord who is now terrorizing the land. We get to see a little of Dogi’s backstory though the best NPC is Chester who technically is an enemy though I don’t believe you actually ever fight him directly in this version. With only one main town there isn’t a terrible number of NPC’s to interact with though the ones that are featured are more fleshed out than NPC’s in the first two games, if only by a little. The areas do vary from your starting town to a mine, a fiery volcano and snow peaked mountain.Īs with the earlier games there is no party and your group consists of a sole character, Adol.

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Travel is restricted to certain points on a map screen that opens up as the story moves forward though you are free to travel back and forth to any area you have already visited. Like Ys I & II before it Ys III’s world is fairly constrained and small.

There are a few areas that were also visually interesting such as in the last area of the game when you’re in a completely dark section and you have to use a narrow beam of light to find your way through a monster filled maze or when ascending a spiral staircase to face the demon lord. I really liked some of the details in the background such as the erupting volcano. I’ve been told the Turbo version of this game has pretty bad scrolling issues though I experienced nothing like that on the Genesis version and scrolling looks good throughout. The quality of the sound on the Genesis version was very good and the graphics were also good looking.

I played the Genesis version and I found the graphics and sound to be just fine. Helping the local lord is Chester the swordsman who also happens to be Dogie’s childhood pal. Monsters have overrun the land and the local lord has become a tyrant and has been terrorizing the townsfolk while he searches for mysterious artifacts. Eventually their journeys lead them back to Dogi’s homeland where things aren’t going well. The story of Ys III is that following the events of Ys I & II Adol left the land of Ys to travel the world in search of adventure along with his friend Dogi.

The SNES version wasn’t even considered as it is universally seen as the worst of the three releases. I was a close call between the TGCD and Genesis versions as visually they are fairly close but in the end I went with the Genesis version as the TGCD had better sound though I preferred the smoother scrolling of the Genesis version. The main choices for my playthrough were the SNES, Turbografx CD and Genesis versions.

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There is also a PC remake which I will address later as I wanted to do my first playthrough with one of the earlier releases as the remake follows the same story but is very different. Ys III was released for multiple consoles at the time and all had various strengths and weaknesses. Despite these reservations I admit I was looking forward to Ys III though I did have one big decision to make before starting which is, what version do I choose. Mostly this is attributed to the style changing from an overhead perspective and a “bump into the enemy attack” battle system to a sidescrolling view where you press a button to attack style system. Before even playing this game I had known from various sources I read in the past that YIII was fairly disliked by fans of the Ys series. My journey through the Ys series has now led me to Ys III, the black sheep of the Ys games.