Rasetsu

An expansion for the 2001real-time strategy role-playing game, Rasetsu, that was released in 2002. The player takes control of mercenaries in a futuristic conflict.

An expansion for the 2001real-time strategy role-playing game, Rasetsu, that was released in 2002. The player takes control of mercenaries in a futuristic conflict.

Rasetsu is a real time strategy with RPG elements that was released in 2001 for Microsoft Windows 98. It plays similarly to any other real-time strategy title with an isometric view and common point-and-click interface, and also toting somewhat of a Front Mission-esque as you'll often find yourself switching over from battles to intermissions (where you'll be able to talk to characters) and so on. The game features a techno soundtrack.

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