Display title | Secret of Evermore |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Secret of Evermore is an action RPG modeled heavily from the SNES' surprise hit, Secret of Mana. Despite rumors to the contrary, Evermore is not the sequel to Secret of Mana, but was made from whole cloth by Square USA (now part of Square Enix), and is one of the company's few games to have been developed entirely in the United States. It also featured a highly atmospheric soundtrack from newcoming composer Jeremy Soule, who went on to provide soundtracks for such classic games as Dungeon Siege, The Elder Scrolls III and IV, Guild Wars and the Total Annihilation series. |