Ever played Tecmo Secret of the Stars back in the SNES days? It’s one of those weird, ambitious JRPGs that tried to do something different—you control two separate parties at once, switching between them to solve puzzles and fight battles. Kinda clunky, but there’s charm in the jank.

This version’s got KingMike’s bug fixes, which is a lifesaver. The original had this infamous Decatus bribe glitch that could softlock you, but now? Smooth sailing. Well, as smooth as a mid-tier ‘90s RPG gets anyway. The sprite work’s still solid, and the dual-party gimmick keeps things interesting when it doesn’t trip over itself.

If you’re emulating, this is the version to grab. Just don’t expect a hidden masterpiece—it’s more like a time capsule of weird RPG experiments.