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About

This Nintendo DS RPG mixes dungeon design with turn-based combat as you build traps to outwit monsters. You play Hugo, a wandering trapmaker hired to defend the peaceful town of Reinbald. Between missions you interact with quirky townsfolk and upgrade equipment. Battles use a grid-based system where enemy types and terrain affect strategy. The game blends light visual novel elements with management tasks like resource gathering and character development. The dungeon-building mechanic stands out as a creative twist on traditional RPGs. Each level lets you place floors, walls and traps to funnel enemies into deadly sequences. While not widely discussed in English-speaking circles, Japanese forums note its charm stems from goofy monster designs and the mayor’s escalating panic over threats. The DS touch screen handles trap placement smoothly though the story remains straightforward. A niche pick for fans of tactical RPGs with a dash of DIY strategy.

Storyline

The town of Reinbald is said to bring happiness to all those who stumble across it. Hugo, a wandering dungeon maker, drops in one day and is roped into the service of the mayor. Monsters are threatening the peace of the town so Hugo’s job is to trap, plunder and kill them by creating elaborate traps in the form of dungeons.