In an unique instance, ChunSoft collaborated with Namco and Arika for a spiritual sequel of arcade classic Tower of Druaga, in the form of their flagship Mystery Dungeon series, making one of those "you got peanut butter on my chocolate" combos that actually work damn well.
You play as ever gilded-plated Gilgamesh -- Gil for short -- venturing back to the former location of the tower after a bizarre event took Princess Ki again, only except of going up our hero ventures to the unknown cursed nethers.
Nightmare of Druaga is a BRUTAL entry, just like Mystery Dungeon games can be, and the dark fantasy setting on this one does wonders with the pacing. You will often be poisoned, cursed, and surrounded by lethal fiends that won't hesitate to take all your gold and items you worked hard to acquire on your journey.
This is one game that is often overlooked and is darn well worth your time if you like a darn good challenge and classic chivalric fantasy.
You play as ever gilded-plated Gilgamesh -- Gil for short -- venturing back to the former location of the tower after a bizarre event took Princess Ki again, only except of going up our hero ventures to the unknown cursed nethers.
Nightmare of Druaga is a BRUTAL entry, just like Mystery Dungeon games can be, and the dark fantasy setting on this one does wonders with the pacing. You will often be poisoned, cursed, and surrounded by lethal fiends that won't hesitate to take all your gold and items you worked hard to acquire on your journey.
This is one game that is often overlooked and is darn well worth your time if you like a darn good challenge and classic chivalric fantasy.