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Fushigi no Dungeon: Torneko no Daibouken (1993)

Chunsoft

Super Famicom · Super Nintendo Entertainment System

3.50 from 16 ratings

57 members have it in their collection · 1 playing now · 19 backlogged · 17 wish listed

Torneko No Daibouken is a overhead view game similar to Hack, what might be called a "dungeon crawl". Torneko must venture into the mysterious dungeon gathering treasure. He may equip any weapons and shields he finds there, as well as gather up items such as spell scrolls, staffs and herbs with a variety of effect. A variety of enemies, familiar … Read more
Torneko No Daibouken is a overhead view game similar to Hack, what might be called a "dungeon crawl". Torneko must venture into the mysterious dungeon gathering treasure. He may equip any weapons and shields he finds there, as well as gather up items such as spell scrolls, staffs and herbs with a variety of effect. A variety of enemies, familiar to the Dragon Quest series, await him. If Torneko successfully exits the dungeon, he is able to sell any of the items he has collected. This money then goes to improve the quality of his shop and living quarters. As the game progresses, Torneko is able to store special items in the vault, which he is then able to bring with him on subsequent trips to the dungeon. Read less
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Details

Developers
Chunsoft
Publishers
Chunsoft
Genres
Role-playing (RPG)
Themes
Fantasy
Franchises
Dragon Quest, Mystery Dungeon
Series
Dragon Quest, Torneko no Daibouken

Release dates

  • Sep 19, 1993 (Full Release) (Japan) Super Famicom
  • TBD (Cancelled) (North_America) Super Nintendo Entertainment System
  • TBD (Cancelled) (Europe) Super Nintendo Entertainment System
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Rating distribution

5 stars
1
4 stars
8
3 stars
6
2 stars
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1 star
1
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Status BMO Mar 5, 2019

I went down a Mystery Dungeon hole on the web and arrived at this game, which just leads me to the observation that Super Famicom game boxes were the very best in video game box art. It's not a first time observation, but I needed to say it after seeing the box art for Torneko no Daibouken: Fushigi no Dungeon.

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