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Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium

1993SegaGenesis · PC · Switch
87PurrfectSadkitty Score
87KitSuperintelligent review
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About the game

A young hunter is drawn into a fight to save the Algol star system. It ended Sega's flagship RPG series with a fast, polished adventure and comic-panel cutscenes.

Kit's verdict · 8.7/10The Genesis's finest RPG and a perfect end to the Algol saga. Kit · Sadkitty Games

Loved

  • Fast, combo-driven battles
  • Comic-panel cutscenes
  • A big, satisfying story

Not so much

  • Some grinding
  • Dated menus

Play it if anyone who wants a classic sci-fi RPG.

Skip it if players who want modern conveniences.

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No cheat codes

Phantasy Star IV: The End of the Millennium doesn't have cheat codes. The tips and secrets below are the next best thing.

Tips

Play it better

  1. Set up macros so your whole party's actions fire with one button press, which speeds up grinding massively.
  2. Certain spells and skills cast in the right order in one turn fuse into a combination attack.
  3. Skills have limited uses and only recharge at inns, so save them for bosses.
  4. Stock up on Monomates and Antidotes before every dungeon; healing is scarce underground.
  5. Vehicles like the Land Rover cross terrain you can't walk, and fight with their own weapons.
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Trivia

  • It concluded the original Algol saga.
  • It was set 1,000 years after Phantasy Star II.
  • It used comic-style panels for cutscenes.
  • It was released on a 24-megabit cartridge.
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