While the Prehistoria setting is full of dark brown and gray colors, the Antiqua setting is full of color. Often, these alchemists are in hidden locations, requiring the player to search each location fully.This SNES game features a vivid and colorful palette that corresponds to each era. You can find new alchemy spells in this SNES game by seeking out alchemists. Ingredients are native to specific areas in Evermore, and as you play, you'll need to travel back to past areas to restock. By combining two ingredients together, you can fire off an offensive or defensive spell. Instead of relying on magic points or on mana to cast spells, you must find alchemy ingredients. These weapons range from simple swords and spears to powerful bazookas.This action RPG also has a magic system, though it differs from other games in the genre. During your adventure, you'll find new armor and weapons that will give you an edge during combat. Once you gain enough experience points, you can increase your health, damage, and defense. As you defeat enemies, you earn experience points. You can switch between the canine and the human freely during a battle. Your canine companion also joins in on the fight. You can select special abilities from a menu wheel above your head to do extra damage to your foes. You'll need to attack your foes with your selected weapon while dodging their attacks. The gameplay is fast and constantly requires you to be on your toes. "Secret of Evermore" is classified as an action role-playing game, meaning the fights take place in real time. "Secret of Evermore" will take around 25 hours to fully complete.
Players can freely move from one area to another and must frequently do so to solve puzzles. For example, one area is patterned after the Stone Age while another has a medieval look complete with castles.
Evermore is divided into four distinct areas with each one representing a particular time. When a boy and his dog are transported from their small town to the world of Evermore, they must find a way to escape. This RPG’s story is an entirely new tale written by George Sinfield and Paul Mazurek. Unlike other Square games, "Secret of Evermore" saw a release in the United States before Japan.
"Secret of Evermore" was the first Squaresoft video game to be developed in North America.
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