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Tales Of The Monster Path (Youkaidouchuuki)

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Category: PC Engine HU Card

Set in a Japanese flavoured hell like world, Tarosuke must try and find his way past spooky, limbless ghouls and angry devils to meet King Enma with nothing more for sustenance than hell rice bowls and steamed buns.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob G. ★★★★★

The hell rice bowl mechanic adds a fun survival twist to the action—I kept rushing for them mid-battle. The Japanese folklore vibe is spot on, and the difficulty feels fair but keeps you on your toes.

Emma ★★★★★

The hell rice bowl mechanic is such a clever touch—it actually makes survival feel tense while you’re dodging those limbless ghouls. I’ve played through twice now just to see all the weird demon encounters King Enma throws at you.

Matthew ★★★★★

I was honestly surprised how much personality this little HuCard packs—the limbless ghouls are creepy in a playful way, not just cheap jump-scares. Navigating Tarosuke through that Japanese hellscape to reach King Enma kept me hooked for a whole weekend, and the spooky atmosphere pairs perfectly wit