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It wasn't until Ys Books 1 and 2 came out on TurboGrafx CD-ROM in the early 90's and that version is what made it a hit because it was one of the first games on CD and back then CD games with real music, cinematic cut scenes, storytelling, and lots of voice were considered amazing.
Perhaps the reason this game is not that great compared to SNES games is because a lot of SNES RPG type games were influenced by it.
You reach the level cap like 1/3rd of the way into the game.