Game

Monster World IV 1994

Developed by Westone

  • Platform, Role-playing (RPG), Action, Fantasy

Experience the fourth chapter in the classic Monster World series! One day, a young, green-haired girl names Asha, hears spirits calling out for help. Upon hearing the spirits, she leaves her village and sets forth on a grand adventure into Monster World. One her journey, she comes across a small blue monster named Pepe and a magical Genie. Together they must fight through Monster Land to defeat evil and save the troubled Elemental Spirits. A young, green-haired girl named Asha begins hearing the pleas of the Elemental Spirits carried on the wind, calling out for someone to free them. Determined to answer, she sets out to become a warrior and journey across the fantastical land of Monster World. Along the way she gains an unlikely companion in a sarcastic lamp-dwelling genie and adopts a small blue winged creature named Pepelogoo, whose abilities help her reach places she never could alone as she works to rescue the captive spirits.

PlatformRole-playing (RPG)ActionFantasymetroidvaniapetsfemale protagonistaction-adventureegyptsequelhigh scoreboss fightdigital distributiongenieshoppingvirtual consolePlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Wii, Sega Mega Drive/Genesis

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