
Doraemon - Nobita To Yousei No Kuni (japan) Game

Oh man, this is one of those weirdly charming Doraemon RPGs that never made it outside Japan. You start off with Nobita being his usual clumsy self, but then—boom—you're whisked away to this fairy-tale world full of magic and weird creatures. The combat's simple turn-based stuff, but the real draw is how bizarrely cozy it feels, like playing through an old anime episode.
Graphics are bright and cartoony, with these little details like Doraemon's gadgets having goofy animations. The music's got that classic SNES charm too—peppy overworld themes, dramatic battle tracks. It's not some hidden masterpiece, but if you're into retro JRPGs or grew up with Doraemon, it's got this weird nostalgic pull.
Just don't expect a deep challenge—half the fun is seeing how the story plays out like a Saturday morning cartoon.
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