I've been saving this one. Nearly every game on my Chinese knock-off Sega Genesis has been a side-scrolling "start at A, get to B" experience. Platformers, shooters, beat-em-ups - I've played them all and I'm sick to death of the experience. Here, instead, we have an actual dungeon crawler. It's a really primitive one - this ain't Diablo - but it was different enough from everything else I've played at this point that its novelty alone was refreshing. Maybe I've just got Stockholm Syndrome at this point, but I actually kind of liked this game. It can't even charitably be called an RPG, but it did contain a dash of "RPG elements" like hit points and equipment upgrades. Now, the gameplay was kind of confusing and generally shitty, so I won't get carried away and say that I enjoyed my time with Fatal Labyrinth, but, fuck, at least it was something different from everything else I've seen on the Genesis to date.
Ecco: The Tides of Time
Ecco the Dolphin
Arrow Flash
Golden Axe
Alien Storm
Virtua Fighter 2
Fatal Labyrinth
Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master
Streets of Rage 3
Gain Ground
Streets of Rage 2
Golden Axe II
Kid Chameleon
DecapAttack
Comix Zone
Vectorman 2
Vectorman
ESWAT: City Under Siege
Streets of Rage
Chakan: The Forever Man
Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle
Eternal Champions
The Ooze
Jewel Master
Shadow Dancer
Columns III
Columns
Crack Down
Golden Axe III
Altered Beast
Bonanza Brothers
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