So Kuros thought he was done with Malkil for good—until some weird magic blast leaves him armorless, confused, and basically starting from scratch. Now he’s dragged to Piedup, where Malkil’s ghost is lurking, and let’s just say this isn’t a friendly reunion.

No armor means you’ve gotta get sneaky—disguises are your lifeline here. One minute you’re blending in as some random traveler, the next you’re diving into dungeons or raiding a palace packed with treasure (and probably traps). The swordplay’s solid, and you’ll pick up a few magic tricks too, which helps when half the things trying to kill you are way above your pay grade.

It’s got that classic NES vibe where everything wants you dead, but figuring out how to outsmart each area feels pretty satisfying. Just don’t expect it to go easy on you.