This is the Tengai Makyo for me.
I'm not sure if this is the best Tengai Makyoukai for me, but it's the only one I've ever played.
So I'm going to ignore all the history and reviews from the previous games, so please understand that.
It's an RPG with a friendly design even now, and the music and sound effects are so elaborate that it's incomparable to Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy of the same period.
There are battles between giant robots (though they are clay figurines, lol), so it's more flashy than DQ or FF.
The best part is that each village and city has its own famous products and 出合茶屋(deai chaya. A teahouse that existed in the Edo period for men and women to meet in secret.), so it's very well crafted.
Now that I think about it, I wonder how the SNES judging process worked?
It's an old game, but I highly recommend it.
I'm not sure if this is the best Tengai Makyoukai for me, but it's the only one I've ever played.
So I'm going to ignore all the history and reviews from the previous games, so please understand that.
It's an RPG with a friendly design even now, and the music and sound effects are so elaborate that it's incomparable to Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy of the same period.
There are battles between giant robots (though they are clay figurines, lol), so it's more flashy than DQ or FF.
The best part is that each village and city has its own famous products and 出合茶屋(deai chaya. A teahouse that existed in the Edo period for men and women to meet in secret.), so it's very well crafted.
Now that I think about it, I wonder how the SNES judging process worked?
It's an old game, but I highly recommend it.