Super Wagyan Land for SFC

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Review #2391

Super Wagyan Land

More of an edutainment title

SFC 1991 Namco Action Action › Platform
Super Wagyan Land screenshot for SFC
Screenshot used for review/reference purposes.
0 / 5

Gameplay

Gameplay is a blend of genres, including the most basic platforming you've ever seen, word play (shiritori) and card matching. Again, the platforming is braindead simple. Just move to the right for 20-30 seconds to complete the level. You can fire a projectile at enemies. This stuns them for a few seconds.
Between levels you play the same two minigames. The first is a guess-the-picture game where a distorted sprite slowly comes into view. There are only three sprites so it's pretty easy to memorize these without being able to read the Japanese characters. The other game is a matching game, I guess, although you have unlimited tries so there's no skill required.
Honestly, this plays more like an edutainment title. Avoid it.

0 / 5

Level Design

Terrible level design. You basically just hold right and hump every so often. The minigames require no skill either.

2 / 5

Theme

Cute sprites and an overworld. The game is deceptively inviting.

2 / 5

Art Style

Looks nice, like one of those Pac-Man platformers. Nice foreground and background artwork. The sprites have an NES+ quality

3 / 5

Audio

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