Sylvan Tale

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Sylvan Tale
Developer	Sega
Publisher	Sega
Directors	Katsuhiro Hasegawa Yoshio Yoshida
Producer	Hoko Chan
Composer	Saori Kobayashi
Platform	Game Gear
Release	JP: January 27, 1995
Genre	Action-adventure
Mode	Single-player

Sylvan Tale^[a] is a 1995 action-adventure video game developed and published by Sega for the Game Gear. It was released exclusively in Japan.

The music for the game was composed by Saori Kobayashi, who also contributed to the soundtracks of Sega's Panzer Dragoon Saga and Panzer Dragoon Orta.

Sylvan Tale follows the typical action-adventure game formula: The player controls a character called Zetts who must solve puzzles, fight enemies, and talk to non-player characters in order to acquire special powers and items that will allow him to unlock new areas of the game world and solve the puzzles within. While the player may revisit areas, the game progresses in an essentially linear fashion, as each area can only be accessed if Zetts has acquired a specific item or ability from the previous area.

• Sylvan Tale at SMSPower.org

• Sylvan Tale at MobyGames

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