Software
EGGCONSOLE ARAMO MSX
Escape from a planet of a perished ultra-advanced civilization. A survival action RPG unfolds on a quarter-view planet!
This is an action RPG released in Japan by Zainsoft in 1986. The player is a lone man who has crash-landed on a planet and explore this world of a long-dead ultra-advanced civilization, seeking a way to escape. The game uses a quarter-view perspective with block-built terrain, creating a fairly vast world. Its block-based design can make many areas look similar, so you might get lost. Mapping your surroundings, checking landmarks and item locations during exploration is recommended. In dungeons, the perspective switches to top-down for better visibility, but they feature complex mazes and turret attacks, offering a fairly challenging adventure. Combat uses the familiar body-check mechanic of action RPGs. Firearms can be used with a key. Defeating enemies fills your experience gauge, and if it’s full, you level up. This intuitive gameplay makes for an accessible system. The vertical gauge represents HP—if it runs out, it’s game over (but resting on the surface restores health, so watch it closely). In this game, you explore a planet built of cubes. What secrets lie deep within this world of a long-lost ultra-advanced. *This application does not have a scene select mode. *The main game and gallery screen (*Gallery) are in Japanese version. *Other menu screens and "How to play" screens are in English.
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*This application does not have a scene select mode. *The main game and gallery screen (*Gallery) are in Japanese version. *Other menu screens and "How to play" screens are in English.