Sega Genesis RPGs

An awesome 24-meg game!

      Released only in Japan. A 16-meg cartridge.

      The RPG the company Watermelon, composed of Sega Genesis fans, made. It was made years after Genesis's discontinuation. The biggest Genesis cartridge so far, with 64 megs.

Released in the west by Super Fighter Team.

      Released in the west by Super Fighter Team.

      Previously known as Blue Almanac. Released in the west by Super Fighter Team.

      Turn-based RPG whose rights were with Super Fighter Team and now are with Piko. There are no random encounters, battles start when you touch enemies wandering on the playfield.

      Turn-based RPG released by Chuanpu to Genesis in Taiwan. The rights were with Super Fighter Team, but now are with Piko Interactive.

      A taiwanese turn-based RPG released by Chuanpu. There was a fan-translation completed for it and it was released in the west by Piko Interactive. No random encounters.

 Turn-based first person RPG. The first game in the Shining series.

      The precursor to Heroes of Might and Magic.

      Based on the famous RPG universe Buck Rogers XXVC.

      This isometric RPG was created by Naughty Dog.

      A first-person RPG with sidescrolling battles. Released only in Japan. In a 16-meg cartridge.

      Released only in Japan.

      Released only in Japan.

      Released only in Japan.

      A first person turn-based RPG.

A 16-meg SRPG cartridge.

      The sequel to Shining in the Darkness. One of the things that set the Shining series apart from most other SRPGs is that outside battles you can do some exploring.

      The sequel to Warsong. A 16-meg cartridge.

      I'm not sure if this is a SRPG or just a strategy game. It's the first Langrisser game.

      A taiwanese SRPG released by Chuanpu. To be released by Piko as Canon - Legends of the New God. A 16-meg cartridge.

      Also known as Tiger Hunter Hero Novel, it's an SRPG based on a famous chinese novel. Its rights are with Piko.

Very open ended piracy RPG with actiony combat.

      Action cyberpunk RPG based on the famous pen and paper tabletop RPG. A 16-meg cartridge.

      An RPG whose dungeons are sidescrolling action stages.

      Sidescrolling action RPG.

      Released only in Japan, it was fantranslated.

      Released only in Japan, it was translated by fans.

      The weird RPG made by Yu Suzuki.

      The fifth Dragon Slayer game. It comes before The Legend of Heroes, the SRPG Lord Monarch and The Legend of Heroes II.

      Remake of Hydlide III on NES.

      An action-RPG resembling Ultima VII.

      A port from the Arcade of the sidescrolling action RPG.

      A mixture of (light) RPG with beat 'em up. Also known as Story of Thor. An awesome 24-meg game!

Also known as Soleil and Ragnacenty. A 16-meg cartridge.

      The sequel to Wonder Boy in Monster World, Wonder Boy VI.

A 16-meg cartridge.

      Made by the famous Treasure, it's an action RPG with european themes, and quite Zelda-like. A 16-meg cartridge.

            I don't know why they say it's an action RPG, but if they say it's an RPG, it might be. A 16-meg cartridge.

      Isometric RPG-ish thing for up to two players.