I used to play this one game for the PS1 but I can't remember the name of it. It was a medieval-type game. There is one glitch where you can buy a mace from a shop and sell it back for MORE than you paid, so you can get a ton of money. If you buy too many objects then they will drop on the ground. When you leave the town you enter this wide field with some bats and whatnot. At some point in the field there is a cave entrance and in the cave is about 4-5 levels that descend. There's always some sort of boss or something on the last level. There are many fields throughout the game, and they all have these cave-dungeon things that I speak of, each with a specific "level" name for the descending stories like "level 1, level 2" etc. As I mentioned before each dungeon has about 5 levels and then you have to go all the way back up (but everything is dead). There are some sidequests that you can do like if you find someone in the field area that is in a little village that needs help or something. If I remember correctly the game title was one word, but I cant remember that word.

EDIT: I found the game. It's called Darkstone.

This message was edited by King Asian on May 28 2009.

medievil?, parasite eve?

Nope. The main character you play is a human. Also, in the town there is like a woman that you can pay to sing or something along those lines.

No, that's not it. It was a realistic game, not fantasy-like.