Vagrant Story is filled with an enormous amount of mystery and intrigue and has some amazing twists and turns that are almost as big as the plot twists in recent films The Sixth Sense and Fight Club.

Whilst the background story by itself is already more intriguing than what you'll encounter in many of today's games, what makes the entire storyline stand head and toes above the rest is how it plays out as players progress through the game. Throughout the game, players will find out more about Ashley Riot and his mysterious past, and will be introduced to many other secondary figures who play a significant role in the game, such as Romeo Guildenstern, the leader of the 'Crimson Blades,' Callo Merlose, a VKP Information Analysis, and John Hardin, who is a prominent member of the Mullenkamp Cult. And Ashley is sent in by the VKP to break the cultists' hold on the manor. The manor of Duke Bardorba of Valendia Kingdom had been seized by a cult of religious zealots lead by Sydney Losstarot, while the Duke was away. Set in Medieval times, the game's story revolves around Riskbreaker Ashley Riot, who is a member of the Valendia Knights of the Peace (VKP). Truth be told, the actual storyline of the game plays out much better than most of today's big blockbuster films. In fact, the five-minute long opening sequence to the game is one of the best one will ever encounter in a videogame and will pull the player deeply into the storyline as well as any opening to a big budget Hollywood action flick. Under the fine direction of Yasumi Matsuno, the game has a storyline and presentation that are equal to that of Hideo Kojima's cinematic masterpiece, Metal Gear Solid.

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