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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Langrisser is a series of Turn-Based Strategy games that is mostly Japan-only. They were published by NCS and developed by Career Soft, the latter of which went on to make the Growlanser series. The main series of Langrisser games is made up of five installments, many of which have been ported and updated a bewildering number of times. From a gameplay perspective, Langrisser is similar to games like Fire Emblem, but what sets Langrisser apart is its sense of scale. In a typical Turn-Based Strategy game, the player commands around twelve fighters per battle, while in Langrisser, there are hundreds of soldiers on the player's side alone, organized into battalions which are led by more powerful commanders. While ordinary soldiers fight in groups, commanders can single-handedly mow down scores of enemies in a single turn. |
