As you will notice, only one of these titles was ever released in the West, which would prove frustrating to classic dungeon RPGs, that is, if anyone ever knew that such videogames even existed. Wizardry: Llylgamyn Saga offers 3D poly dungeons yet switches to a classic static menu screen for battles (owing to its Apple II roots).
The Japanese language barrier will pose a challenge to newcomers, but veterans of the ST/Amiga original should be able to successfully understand the controls and gameplay, where you assemble a team and lead them through a series of dangerous underground dungeons in search of treasure and adventure.Įverything is rendered in 3D polygons, which puts the game ahead of Shining the Holy Ark, Baroque and Dragon Master Silk, all of which use 3D polys for the environment and 2D sprites for monsters. Fans of classic dungeon-crawling adventure games, of which Saturn is blessed, will be thrilled to discover this hidden gem, one among a seemingly endless mountain of hidden gems for Sega’s famously doomed console. Dungeon Master Nexus, a superb 32-bit update to the beloved Atari ST and Commodore Amiga classic, arrived on Sega Saturn in Japan in 1998 to very favorable reviews.
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