Back in mid-2014, western video game publisher Mastiff confirmed they were bringing the PlayStation Portable action RPG Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure to the PC. They did just that, and the game has been available through Steam for more than a year as of writing. But this isn’t the end of Mastiff’s work with the Gurumin franchise… no siree.
Although not a brand new work, the company are working alongside Nihon Falcom to deliver a digital-exclusive 3DS version of the game, titled Gurumin 3D: A Monstrous Adventure. While more information should be available at a later date, this game will feature all content from the original game w/ the option of stereoscopic 3D – from the combat system and minigames to the head-bobbing soundtrack.
Being ported over to the Nintendo 3DS, Gurumin 3D: A Monstrous Adventure will be available via the Nintendo eShop over the coming months.
About Gurumin: A Monstrous Adventure
Gurumin 3D: A Monstrous Adventure stars a strong-willed young girl named Parin, who is sent to live with her grandfather in a small mining town while her archeologist parents are off excavating an ancient ruin. No other children live in the town so Parin is surprised to find a young girl about to be attacked by an angry dog. Parin rescues the girl and learns something even more shocking – her new friend is a monster, and like all monsters, invisible to adults.
Parin is soon invited to the mysterious Monster Village, which just so happens to be hidden right behind the town. Parin has just started making monster friends when evil spirits, known as Phantoms, invade the village and ‘monsternap’ most of the inhabitants. Parin learns of the Legendary Drill, a weapon accessible only to the chosen, and powerful enough to eliminate the Phantoms. Thus begins Parin’s quest to reclaim the Legendary Drill, drive out the Phantoms and set the world right.
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