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Fatal Labyrinth

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Also known as
LABYRINTH OF DEATH 死の迷宮 Labyrinth of Death: Shi no Meikyū

A turn based roguelike where you navigate 30 procedurally generated dungeon floors to retrieve a stolen artifact.

Fatal Labyrinth was released for the Sega Genesis in 1991 in North America and Europe; the original Japanese version, titled Labyrinth of Death: Shi no Meikyū, was released in 1990 only via the Sega Meganet modem service, not as a standard commercial cartridge. The earliest standard commercial release on the Sega Genesis is 1991.


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About Fatal Labyrinth

Fatal Labyrinth is a turn-based adventure where the player controls Trykaar. The objective is to recover the Holy Goblet, an artifact stolen by the minions of Dragonia castle, to prevent the world from being plunged into permanent darkness.

The game's structure involves navigating through thirty floors of this castle. Its dungeons are not fixed; they are procedurally generated for each new play session, a characteristic shared with titles in the Rogue genre. This approach to level design defines the core experience.

Fatal Labyrinth Screenshots

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Title
In the town
Just went inside, and already there is a monster
Equipment
Too heavy... Ate too much... Aaaa....
No! Too many monsters!! NOOOO!!!!!
Those blue ones cast magic... let's hack them with the axe!
Japanese title screen