Play Doraemon 4 - Nobita to Tsuki no Oukoku (Japan) [En by Sgt. Bow v0.94b] (~Doraemon 4 - In the Moon Kingdom) Online

Doraemon 4: Nobita to Tsuki no Oukoku, released in 1995 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, was developed by Epoch and published by Nintendo. It arrived during the SNES's peak years, a time when licensed games often experimented with platforming and adventure mechanics, and it stands as a competent, if niche, entry in the console's library.

You control Nobita, navigating side scrolling environments and using various gadgets from Doraemon's pocket to solve puzzles and overcome obstacles. The main objective involves exploring the moon to rescue a kidnapped lunar princess, progressing through discrete screens that each present environmental puzzles. Signature mechanics include using the Small Light to shrink and access new areas, and utilizing the Take-copter to fly for limited durations, all within the context of the moon's low gravity affecting jumps and movement. The pacing is generally relaxed, with puzzles that require observation rather than quick reflexes, though some sections can feel obscure without careful experimentation. It feels like a lighthearted adventure that captures the spirit of the source material through interactive gadget based problem solving.