Play Little Master 2 - Raikou no Kishi (Japan) Online

You raise monsters that evolve, then fight them in chess-like grid battles where positioning matters—charge in blindly and you’ll get wrecked. The pixel art’s got that weird, chunky Game Boy charm.

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Game Overview

Little Master 2: Raikou no Kishi is a Japan-exclusive Game Boy title released in 1994, developed by Aisystem Tokyo and published by I'Max. It arrived during the handheld's peak, offering a mix of monster raising and tactical combat that felt distinct among the platform's many RPGs.

You control a young knight who raises and evolves monsters, then commands them in turn-based battles on a grid. The main goal is to defeat enemy monsters by moving your own units strategically, using their unique abilities and attack ranges. Positioning is critical; charging forward without thought leads to quick defeats. The game involves exploring towns and dungeons, gathering new monsters, and carefully managing your team's growth. It moves at a deliberate pace and can be quite challenging, demanding patience and foresight. Playing it feels like solving a series of small, satisfying puzzles with your favorite creatures.