Mysterious Song for Turbo Grafx-16 Receives 2nd Print Run, Limited Quantities Available

Mysterious Song for the Turbo Grafx-16 sold out rather quickly and that left a lot of gamers in the dark as far as getting a copy of the new Role Playing Game (RPG).  Now, Frozen Utopia have released a second print run on this popular RPG and you need to hurry and order a copy if you want it as this print run is likely to sell out sooner than later.

Limited print run means limited

There are only 500 copies in the second print run and it is available on the Frozen Utopia website and Ebay.  For those that are not familiar with Mysterious Song, this is the flagship title for the independent homebrew group, Frozen Utopia.

From the Ebay listing: “After many years of peace, a ferocious horde of demons and beasts has begun to overrun the land. With the kingdom falling into chaos, King Algameth IX sends his bravest Toren Knights to request the aide of the Magicians of Illus. What dangers await the noble crew? Will they discover the source of the monstrous legion? The answers lie abroad…”

Getting around the world of Mysterious Song

Mysterious Song’s gameplay is similar to that of the classic role playing games.  Played from a 3/4 overhead view, the world will unfold around you.  Battles are played out in a modified first person view with your character portrait displayed top of the screen. Your stats and battle information are displayed along the bottom of the screen. Role-Playing Games on the TurboGrafx-16 did not feature super animated battles, the animation is serviceable here.

Sega, Nintendo, pay attention here

This second print run version is not simply that, Frozen Utopia have done some updating to the game.  Frozen Utopia fixed bugs in the original.  Luckily Frozen Utopia have made the save games compatible between this version and the first edition.

Getting your copy of Mysterious Song

Shipping worldwide is available. Here you go for more TurboGrafx-16 coverage.

Grab Mysterious Song from Frozen Utopia’s website or on Ebay or Amazon.

Source: HuPack

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