Skills and stats increase with use, and items can be bought or collected that raise specific stats when used (green Verdite stones raise magic, for example). Weapons and magic are assigned to different buttons so the player can easily attack with both, however, recharging action bars for each prevent rapidly spamming attacks. The player collects gold and items from slain enemies, and can purchase weapons and spells at two shops located within the dungeon. The entire world, including objects, enemies, and the player's own equipment, is rendered with 3D textured polygons. The journey takes John Alfred Forester through a five-level dungeon populated by a few friendly NPCs and deadly traps and monsters. When King's Field II was later released in the West, it was renamed King's Field for those regions. It was released in Japan weeks after the launch of the PlayStation, and never localized or released elsewhere. The original King's Field is the first of the first-person fantasy RPG King's Field series and is notable for being one of the first fully polygonal 3D games. His son, John Alfred, ventured into the depths of the cemetery, determined to find out what has happened and whether there was still a chance to rescue his father. He has not returned, and neither did anyone who accompanied him.

This valiant man went off to fight horrifying creatures that appeared within the Royal Cemetery. A remote descendant of the cursed bloodline, Zoela Reinhardt, married the captain of the king's guards, Houser Forester.

Its royal family began practicing dark magic, guided by evil forces lurking beneath the surface of the country. The country of Verdite has descended into decay.

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