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Sailing a whale-shaped ship between floating islands, you fight surreal monsters with turn-based combat—like stepping into a lost '90s anime where even the teapots want to kill you. The chunky, colorful sprites make every weird enemy feel alive.
Kuusou Kagaku Sekai Gulliver Boy came out for the Super Nintendo in 1996, published by Bandai. It's one of those late-era SNES RPGs that feels a bit different, with a visual style that leans more into its anime source material than a lot of other games on the system. You don't see many games from that time with its particular kind of dreamlike, slightly off-kilter world.
You control a boy named Gulliver who explores a strange world from a top-down perspective, moving screen by screen. The main goal is to find your way home, which involves talking to odd characters, exploring towns and dungeons, and fighting monsters in turn-based battles. A couple of its mechanics stand out: you can shrink down to a tiny size to enter certain areas or talk to small creatures, and you use a bow in combat, which isn't super common. The pacing is deliberate, and some of the puzzles can be obscure, making you pay close attention to your surroundings. It feels like slowly piecing together a strange and personal story.
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