I originally got this for free on G.O.G. roughly back when it came out along with Cthulhu Saves the World as a promo when I bought The Longest Journey or Planescape: Torment or some old school classic of that sort, so I figured I'd give it another try now that I've been playing so many retro RPG's and given that it was dirt cheap in a bundle with CStW.

I only vaguely remember the premise about a party of undead characters in a post-apocalyptic world where magic and technology co-exist and how the game had a humorous tone, but I don't know if I only read the summary and played a very short segment of the game because I remembered the mechanics were basically the same for Cthulhu Saves the World, but once I started playing it I was surprised to find I did not actually remember a single thing regarding the plot or the locations, so maybe I never actually played it back then.

I'm definiely going to play this studio's other newer games once I'm done with this one, since I've read good things about them.

Some quality of life improvements are present here. Needs slow-mo text pop-up with fast scroll option. First cave/dungeon is run right 25 screens, second area was a good idea though. Not dragon quest level design. If you're looking for a pure DQ clone, there is alot of them on the Famicom.