Hurry Fox

Released by Micro Cabin in 1984, this title is a monumental release that originated as the winner of the company's first Adventure Game Contest. It features a rare animal-led perspective, following a mother fox who embarks on a journey to save her ailing cub, all rendered in charming, animation-style graphics. The game introduced a groundbreaking system for its time, allowing players to move with arrow keys while still utilizing traditional command-input gameplay. Beneath its gentle, fantasy-like atmosphere lies a challenging adventure where one wrong move can lead to an instant game over, helping to secure its status as a beloved classic.

In the forest of Lomus, a young fox falls victim to a terrifying illness known as "Lomus Fever." Desperate to save her child, the mother fox recalls a legend claiming that the "Fried Tofu of Riru Shrine" is the only thing capable of curing the sickness. Setting aside her fear, she embarks on a perilous journey, facing countless dangers in a race against time to save her beloved child's life.