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GamePro gave the SNES version a mixed review, commenting that the combat, though simplistic, is "more fun than it sounds".
They criticized the "practically nonexistent" sound effects and repetitive music, and complained that the way the automap does not rotate along with the scenery is confusing, but concluded that the game's long length and addictive maze-crawling make it worthwhile.
The SNES port is the only English language version of the game ever released (excluding the PSP remake).
Due to Nintendo of America's policies at that time, the game was regionally censored in its depiction of Dela's revealing costume and the plot was considerably altered; these changes would later get fan-made ROM hacks reverting them along with the names.
They criticized the "practically nonexistent" sound effects and repetitive music, and complained that the way the automap does not rotate along with the scenery is confusing, but concluded that the game's long length and addictive maze-crawling make it worthwhile.
Other review scores included B+ from Gaming Age, 7/10 from Push Square, 79% from RPGFan, and 7/10 from RPG Site.
Another novel, (), is a prequel for the game, originally published in 1993.
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