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Monster Maker

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Also known as
モンスターメーカー

Explore a card-based world, flip tiles to reveal monsters, and battle them in first-person RPG combat.

Monster Maker for Game Boy was published by SOFEL in 1990; this is the original release of the game, with no earlier version on another platform.


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Released
1990
Perspective
Top-down
Size
92.70 KB
Rating
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About Monster Maker

Monster Maker is a Game Boy role playing game adapted from a card game. Its visual presentation consistently uses a playing card motif for characters, creatures, and locations.

Exploration involves navigating a top down world map and revealing new areas by flipping over concealed cards. Combat is initiated through map encounters, shifting to a first person perspective for turn based battles. Victory provides standard rewards like experience and currency for character advancement.

Initial progression requires selecting a protagonist and acquiring basic gear. Party size can be increased by hiring allies at specific locations. A technical limit governs the number of enemy cards displayed on the map, though battle parties can exceed this number as fallen foes are replaced.

Monster Maker Screenshots

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Title Screen