List of Games
See also: Xanadu: Sequels and The Legend of HeroesThe games in the series include:
- 1.1 Dragon Slayer (1984)
- 1.2 Dragon Slayer Gaiden (1992)
- 2.1 Dragon Slayer II: Xanadu (1985)
- 2.2 Xanadu Scenario II (1986)
- 2.3 Faxanadu (November 16, 1987)
- 3.1 Dragon Slayer Jr: Romancia (1986)
- 4.1 Dragon Slayer IV: Drasle Family (Legacy of the Wizard) (July 17, 1987)
- 5.1 Sorcerian (December 20, 1987)
- 5.2 Sorcerian Additional Scenario Vol. 1 (1988)
- 5.3 Sorcerian Additional Scenario Vol. 2: Sengoku Sorcerian (1988)
- 5.4 Sorcerian Additional Scenario Vol. 3: Pyramid Sorcerian (1988)
- 6.1 Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes (1989)
- 6.2 Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes II (1992)
- 7.1 Lord Monarch (1991)
- 7.2 Advanced Lord Monarch (1991)
- 7.3 Monarch Monarch (1994)
- 8.1 The Legend of Xanadu (1994)
- 8.2 The Legend of Xanadu II (1995)
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