Alien Soldier

As I've mentioned in the Mega Drive Introduction, the system is 

home for a large amount of action-packed games, across all the

several genres and sub-genres such experiences usually fall into.

Looking around for a good example to show the point I made,

I've gone through a few of the outstanding yet less well 

known gems that the system's library can offer.

I'm glad to say that I found a pretty good candidate.

It's fast. It's complex. It holds no punches.

And it will kick your ass.

It's Alien Soldier.

Dragon View

Now, there are many, many games I could use for this system's

first time, but I wanted something rather unique and unlike

anything else on the Super Nintendo to show how varied

those less fortunate gems can actually be.

Not just varied, but how ambitious they could get,

as the game I'm talking today proves quite well.

Even more than that, the game I'll talk today is also

a great example of not throwing the towel and try

again, for your second attempt might be awesome.

This is Dragon View.

Sugoro Quest - The Quest of Dice Heroes

I made a comment in the NES introduction on how much variety 

you could find within tis library, specifically to  genre mixing 

and experimentation that took place during the system's life.

I thought this would be an interesting first game to try

to show that, which is also the first game I talked about

when I opened my Spanish blog back in 2015. Time flies.

Anyway, ready your spells, polish your weapons, 

grab your multi-sided dices, and pray to the RNG gods,

for we're going on an adventure!

-Wait, no, come back, this won't be about Dungeons & Dragons, I swear!

Not yet at least...

I was talking about Sugoro Quest - The Quest of Dice Heroes!