bit-tech Shopping: Sega NinDS - Mystery Dungeon: Shiren The Wanderer-MYSTERY DUNGEON:SHIREN THE WANDERER

$18.99 from 1 seller

From the creators of the hugely popular Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series comes a handheld adventure starring a daring hero named Shiren the Wanderer. On a quest to the mystical Land of the Golden Condor, players venture through treacherous lands in an attempt to solve the mystery surrounding this legendary realm. Many other warriors have set out on this quest, but none have survived the perilous journey through deep caverns, vast forests and dangerous mountain passes. Filled with ferocious monsters, hidden traps and thieves, this epic adventure will challenge gamers with randomly generated dungeons, advanced tactics and puzzles to solve. With new areas to explore, updated graphics and sounds, and a new tutorial mode, this dungeon adventure will thrill players with hours of gameplay and lead them to the treasure that they seek! Keywords: mystery dungeon shiren the wanderer ds, fantasy video games, sega, mystery, dungeon, shiren, wanderer, ds

bit-tech Review

"I’ve always wondered something about hardcore JRPGs like Shiren The Wanderer – is the punishing gameplay something which is always deliberately introduced, or is the game just very poorly balanced?

With Shiren The Wanderer in particular, it’s honestly quite hard to tell. On the one hand you’ll find yourself dying so many times that you might think that Chunsoft has taken a personal offence at your very existence, but on the other hand the game itself is at least consistent in its difficulty.

Shiren The Wanderer[/i] isn’t a groundbreaking game, or even a stand-out game. What it is though is a perfect example of it’s genre – streamlined, challenging and long, with plenty of replayability piled on by the random levels. It’s taxing, often to a painful extent, and it isn’t for everyone, but for those in the market for a Japanese rogue-like Shiren The Wanderer will provide a rewarding enough experience." - 29th March 2008

Read the full Mystery Dungeon: Shiren The Wanderer review