Eggerland: Meikyu no Fukkatsu (エッガーランド 迷宮の復活, Eggerland: The Labyrinth's Revival) is a puzzle game developed by HAL Laboratory and released in 1988 for the Nintendo Famicom in Japan.
Overview[]
Meikyu no Fukkatsu retains most of the elements introduced in Eggerland 2. Though it retains the grid structure from its predecessor the level progression is much more linear, with most levels only having an entrance and an exit. It features a total of 149 levels. In some rooms the player can find the Buddha, who gives the player various hints.
This game introduces the Magic Bell and Special Key items, required to open the path to the secret levels where the player can find the Four Gods, required to reach the end levels. The Map item from the previous game is also available, along with a Raft item unique to this game.
Story[]
Edenerland, a land of love and peace. It was a peaceful morning as usual, and the people of the country were preparing to spend a happy day. However, only one person, Prince Lolo, woke up in shock. On the pet where Princess Lala was supposed to be sleeping, there was only a piece of paper left behind.
Holding the piece of paper with the words "The Labyrinth has been revived!!!", Lolo trembled with new anger. To his surprise, King Egger, who was supposed to have been defeated, had kidnapped Lala and trapped her in Eggerland once again. The Four Gods must have been kidnapped by Eggerland as well. Lolo set out on a journey.
Lolo's journey continues until he solves the revived labyrinth and defeats King Egger.
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