Presentation of the Dungeon Kid Multicart for Nintendo NES
The Dungeon Kid Multicart for Nintendo NES is a reproduction cartridge that includes a compilation of 852 Nintendo games, including the classic RPG Dungeon Kid. Explore the list of the 852 games included in the Multicart.
Unleash Your Creativity with Dungeon Kid’s Game Creation Tools
Dungeon Kid is not just a game, it’s also a pioneer in the “game creation RPG” genre, similar to RPG Maker. The game features an editing mode that allows you to modify certain aspects of the game, such as choosing a soundtrack (like science-fiction or fantasy), creating your own dungeons with enemies and treasure chests, and modifying the statistics of objects, characters, and enemies. With Dungeon Kid, you can even customize the messages displayed in town shops and the opening and ending sequences.
Experience Classic Battles in 3D Dungeon Kid
In the 3D dungeon RPG of Dungeon Kid, you control a group of three characters and can choose from different classes at the beginning of the game, each with different statistics and growth progression. During battles, enemies are displayed at the top of the screen and allies at the bottom. When you choose to attack, characters physically collide with each other and there are small animations when magic is used. Three enemies can be displayed at once, with two small enemies and one medium-sized enemy.
Dungeon Kid Multicart Technical Specifications
- 852 compiled Nintendo games
- RPG Maker-like game creation tools
- 3D dungeon RPG with classic battle system
- Three enemies displayed at once
- Customizable soundtrack, dungeons, and statistics
The Dungeon Kid Multicart for Nintendo NES is a must-have for retro gaming enthusiasts and RPG fans. Experience the classic gameplay of Dungeon Kid and create your own custom dungeons and characters. With its massive library of 852 Nintendo games, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. The game was released in 1992, and its developers, Arena Graphics, and publisher, Mindscape, have produced a timeless gem that’s still popular today. Search for “Nintendo NES emulator” or “gameboy color emulator” to play the game on your computer or mobile device. The game is in English and supports the PAL-A format. Try out other popular games like “Dudes With Attitudes” and “Dungeon Magic” if you enjoy Dungeon Kid.
