Eiyu Densetsu Saga

Released by Micro Cabin in 1984, "Eiyuu Densetsu Saga" was a pioneering title that stunned players with its remarkably beautiful graphics, overturning the common conventions of adventure games at the time. Based on the world of Norse mythology, the game follows a hero's journey to rescue a girl kidnapped by a dragon, and further immerses players in the story through an included image comic. By utilizing a command-selection system that prioritized visual presentation, the game holds historical significance for demonstrating the importance of graphic design in future game development. With its challenging and rigorous maze exploration, it serves as a testament to the experimental energy of early PC gaming.

Furious with the King, a dragon has kidnapped the maiden Linda and vanished into the "Northern Valley," a place known to no one. The only way to defeat the dragon is to retrieve the world's sole holy weapon. The story begins as a lone hero steps deep into the woods to rescue his beloved. Set in a harsh world echoing with the themes of Norse mythology, the quest to save the maiden begins.