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| Name: | Landstalker - The Treasure of King Nole |
| Author/Vendor: | Climax/Sega |
| Released: | 1993 |
| Type: | Adventure |
| Language: | English, French, German, and Japanese versions known to exist |
| Premise: | You assume the role of Nigel, an expert treasure hunter just back from his latest adventure who rescues a pixie from being captures and in exchange is given the general location of the legendary lost treasure of King Nole. From the creators of Lady Stalker - The Apocalypse Engine on the SNES. |
| Impressions: | Isometric-view pseudo 3D fantasy game with cute manga-style characters and a nice soundtrack. This predates Lady Stalker and is supposed to be a bit more serious, but the questionable English translation gets rather amusing in places, and I'm willing to bet the same for the other Indo-European tongues. Once you get used to isometric gameplay, then it becomes one of the better offerings in the fantasy genre for the G/MD. |
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| Recommended Emu: | Genecyst X |