A translation by John Osborne January 9 2018

This translates the Playstation game Asuncia to
English. Apply the PPF patch to a BIN or IMG disk
image with a tool like PPF-o-Matic. It may be applied
to a 1-piece image, or the first track of a split image.

About the game:
An odd sort of RPG, with a simple storyline.
Its strategic elements involve fighting your
way through a series of randomly generated maps.
You earn a score by protecting towns, defeating
dungeons, defeating monsters in specific combinations
and such.

By playing through the Story Mode, you unlock
characters and levels for the quick battle mode.

Main Controls:
X : Item Menu
Square : Combo Value Chart
Triangle : Map
Circle : Main Menu

Strategy Tips:
Don't spend money on unneeded items.
 A good supply of healing items is vital.
 
Level Up at the Blacksmith or Mage Guild as soon
  as it's available. This will minimize the damage
  you receive and thus you will use less healing
  items.

The Aura Tonic is an extremely good item if used
  at the right time. It prevents 1 party member
  from inflicting or dealing damage, but they can
  still use items. Good for low-defense healers
  during difficult boss battles. 

Don't miss the catapult attack. It's best used
  to kill distant enemy stragglers, or to protect
  a town that's nearly destroyed. Ammo is scarce
  though, so choose wisely.

One of the best benefits of having a mage in your
  party is unlimited free warping. Don't' miss this
  feature in the menu.

To get the 'good ending', you have to defeat the
  boss from every dungeon along the way. It's
  usually wisest to avoid other monsters in a
  dungeon and head strait for the boss.

If a party member dies, simply go to a town and
  they will be waiting at the plaza.

Elemental arrows are extremely good for defeating
 large groups of enemies, but mostly wasted in
 boss battles.

Unlocked party characters are saved to the system
 setting of the memory card and the results of multiple
 playthroughs are combined into the same file, so
 don't overwrite it.  

CRC-32 for a 'perfect' 1-piece disk image is:
Pre-patch: 9636371f
Patched:   1f716665
However, many disk images will not match these
values because of variations in the CD drives
and software used to create the image.