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Game Overview

Landstalker on the Sega Genesis is one of those games that sticks with you—partly because of its weird isometric view that makes jumping onto platforms way harder than it should be, but also because it’s just so full of personality. You play as Nigel, a cocky little treasure hunter who bounces around like he’s got springs in his boots, slashing at monsters and solving puzzles that range from "oh, that’s clever" to "who even thinks of this?"

The world feels alive in that classic '90s way—NPCs have actual charm, the music’s got this adventurous bounce to it, and the dungeons? They’ll trick you. Fake floors, hidden switches, the works. It’s like Zelda if Zelda made you question every single step you took. And yeah, you’ll fall. A lot. But when you finally nail that diagonal jump over a pit of spikes, it’s weirdly satisfying.

If you missed this back in the day, it’s still a blast—just maybe keep a walkthrough handy for when the perspective screws you over. That’s part of the charm, though. Or so I tell myself after the 20th failed leap.