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Musya (New)

Brand new. Front of box concave.

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$60.34 $84.99 In stock

Category: Super Famicom

Platform title based in feudal Japan with luscious period setting graphics setting the moody tone nicely for supernatural adversaries that draw on Japanese folklore and mythology. Armed with a trusty spear Imoto is charged with rescuing Shizuka with some kind assistance from the deities in the form of power ups. Full Japanese title ‘Kousoushinrai Densetsu Musha.’

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian ★★★★★

The feudal Japan atmosphere is so rich it pulls you right in, and the way the character moves through those moody, period-drawn backgrounds feels incredibly smooth.

Andrew K. ★★★★★

The enemy designs pulled straight from folklore kept me on edge, and the soundtrack perfectly complements those lush background visuals. I've already sunk a few hours into it without even noticing the time.

Henry ★★★★★

The feudal Japan setting really comes alive with those period graphics, and I love how the supernatural enemies pull straight from folklore instead of the usual generic monsters. It’s got that moody atmosphere that keeps me hooked, even when I’m just exploring the levels.