Intruder: Sakurayashiki no Tansaku

Released by AliceSoft for the MSX2 in 1989, *Intruder: Sakurayashiki no Tansaku* is a command-selection adventure game that challenged players to infiltrate a sprawling mansion in search of hidden treasure. The title invites players to navigate the complex layout of the "Sakura Mansion," engaging with numerous mechanical traps and environmental puzzles. As an early work from a developer that would become a cornerstone of Japanese PC gaming, this title represents a significant example of 1980s mystery-themed adventure design. It remains a notable artifact of the MSX2 era, capturing the immersive atmosphere achieved through the limited media capacity of two 2DD disks.

Released by AliceSoft in 1989, this command-selection adventure game follows a protagonist who infiltrates a grand estate in search of hidden treasure. Players must explore the vast halls of the infamous "Sakura Yashiki" (Cherry Blossom Mansion) while unraveling a complex web of traps and puzzles. As you navigate the residence, you must overcome numerous obstacles concealed within the shadows of the mansion to claim the ultimate prize.