Story
In 1000 AD, Crono and Marle and Lucca watch his father showed him his new teleporter in the Millennial Fair. When Marle volunteers to teleport, its pendant interfere with the device and create a time portal that he was pulled into. After Crono and Lucca separately to create a portal and finds himself in 600 AD, they found Marle only to see him disappear before their eyes. Lucca realized that this kingdom has a term of Marle mistaken for his ancestors were kidnapped, thus delaying recovery efforts for the ancestors and creating a grandfather paradox. Crono and Lucca, with the help of Frog, returning to normal by restoring the history of the kidnapped girl. After returning to the present, Crono's daughter arrested on charges of kidnapping and sentenced to death by the chancellor when the Armistice. Crono Lucca and Marle helped escape, indiscriminate use another time portal to escape their pursuers. After arriving in the year 2300 AD, they eventually learn that an advanced civilization has been removed by a giant creature known as Lavos that appeared in 1999 AD. The promise of three to find a way to prevent the destruction of their world. After meeting and repairing Robo, Crono and his friends find Gaspar, an old sage at the End of Time, which helps them gain strength and magical journey through time by way of several pillars of light.
Broaden their party to include Ayla and Frog after they visited the prehistoric times to fix the Frog's sword. They challenged Magus in 600 AD, believed him to be the source of Lavos; summon spell causes the gate of time after the battle which throws Crono and his friends into the past In prehistory, Crono, Ayla, and other battles. the Reptites and witnesses from Lavos. They learn that Lavos is an alien who arrives on the planet millions of years in the past, and begin to absorb the DNA and the energy of every living creature before it arises and flatten the surface of the planet in 1999 AD so that it can spawn a new generation. In 12,000 BC, Crono and friends discover that the newly found Kingdom of Zeal Lavos and attempt to drain the power to achieve immortality via the Mammon Machine. But the leader of Zeal, Queen Zeal, banishes them from the wild and seal the gates of time they used to travel to the Dark Ages. They traveled in addition to 2300 AD to find a time machine called the Wings of Time (or Epoch), which can access without using a gate time. They traveled back to Zeal for the activation of Mammon Machine in the Ocean Palace. Lavos awoke, disturbed by the Mammon Machine, and the prophet Magus reveals himself and tries to kill the creature. Crono stood up to Lavos but evaporated by the powerful explosion, after destroying Lavos Zeal.
Gameplay
Chrono Trigger console features a standard role-playing game (RPG) game with some innovations. The player controls the protagonist and his friends in two-dimensional fictional world of the game, consisting of various forests, cities, and dungeons. Navigation occurs via an overworld map, depicting the view from the view of the above scale. Areas such as forests, cities, and similar places are described as more realistic scaled down maps, in which players can communicate with the locals to get the goods and services, solve puzzles and challenges, or meet the enemy. Chrono Trigger gameplay that deviates from the traditional RPG, rather than appearing in random encounters, many enemies are openly visible on field maps or wait to ambush the party. Contact with the enemy on the battlefield map initiates a battle that occurs directly on the map than in a separate battle screen.
Music
Music of the Chrono series mainly composed by Yasunori Mitsuda. Chrono Trigger was the first game that he served as composer. However, after Mitsuda contracted stomach ulcers, Final Fantasy composer Nobuo Uematsu was brought into the project to write ten songs [24]. At the time of release of the game, the quantity of tracks and sound effects are unprecedented. [25] In addition, one-disc acid jazz arrangement called The Brink of Time was also released. Mitsuda went on to write the soundtrack for Radical Dreamers, which was never commercially released as an album
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