Azure Dreams (PS)

“This is one of those games that just never seems to collect any dust. It's an infinitely re-playable combination of monster breeding and dungeon crawling, taking place mainly in a tower that reconfigures itself randomly every time you enter....”

“This is one of those games that just never seems to collect any dust. It's an infinitely re-playable combination of monster breeding and dungeon crawling, taking place mainly in a tower that reconfigures itself randomly every time you enter. Although your monsters grow with experience, you get enervated down to level 1 every time you enter the tower, which forces you to rely on your monsters. It takes a long time to build up your monsters to the point where you are able to reach the top of the tower, but once the game is beaten, you'll still find yourself bringing this game back out once in a while, for one more quick trip up the tower, or maybe you'll want to keep playing just to try to complete your monster collection.”

“I'm not so sure about the dating part of this game, but I had a lot of fun trying to fight my way to the top of the tower. The dungeon part of the game is entirely set in the tower you see on the box art. The final secrets behind everything...”

“I'm not so sure about the dating part of this game, but I had a lot of fun trying to fight my way to the top of the tower. The dungeon part of the game is entirely set in the tower you see on the box art. The final secrets behind everything happening in the game will be revealed if you can just get to the top and meet the villain.”

“Even I can't explain my fascination with this game. I guess this was kinda my Pokemon since I didn't have any Nintendo systems after the gameboy. ”

“Even I can't explain my fascination with this game. I guess this was kinda my Pokemon since I didn't have any Nintendo systems after the gameboy. ”