The prospect of a rift among the Chosen threatens the Junkers. More importantly, an attempt to rush the conjunction will endanger all of the world shells. Fearing the worst, Maya begins to investigate the appearance of the Chosen ships, but she is unjustly accused of weapons smuggling. Septerra Core has great graphics and gorgeous environments off the map as well, and there are plenty of eye-pleasing visuals on Maya's journey. Combat, on the other hand, involves a mixture of good and bad elements.
Fights run slowly, and it can take awhile to defeat even a relatively weak opponent.
However, party members can combine their magical attacks to produce a staggering array of special spells. This flexibility will appeal to players who enjoy developing and testing tactically efficient arsenals. The puzzle-solving segments fall into a medium range of difficulty, and overall the game balances story, battle, and puzzles well. Plot twists like the one that makes Maya a fugitive also offer a thoughtful variation on the usual role-playing themes. The inevitable threat to the characters' homeworlds, in these cases, provides a distant motivation for the quest.