Sekaiju To Fushigi no Dungeon 2 for Nintendo 3DS

About Sekaiju To Fushigi no Dungeon 2 for Nintendo 3DS

Sekaiju To Fushigi no Dungeon 2, known in English as Etrian Mystery Dungeon 2, crosses the careful guild building of Etrian Odyssey with the Mystery Dungeon series. The result is a roguelike adventure where dungeon floors rearrange themselves on every visit, and every step you take moves every monster on the floor. It never received a western release, which makes the Japanese edition a special prize for fans of both series who followed its development from afar.

You lead a party of Etrian classes through dungeons that never repeat, gathering food, gear and treasure while watching hunger and danger close in. Planning is everything: a careless step toward a strong monster can end a long expedition and cost your best equipment. Forts and clever positioning help manage the roaming DOE monsters, this game's answer to the classic FOEs. The blend of two demanding series creates something tense and thoughtful, where patience is the strongest skill of all.

Genre	Role playing
Publisher	Atlus
Platform	Nintendo 3DS
Release	2017
Available on	Physical copies for Nintendo 3DS

This crossover stayed in Japan and now rests with collectors. The Nintendo eShop for Nintendo 3DS closed in March 2023, so new digital purchases are no longer possible. A physical cartridge from an import retailer is the way for overseas fans to explore it. Japanese players who bought it digitally before the closure can still access their purchased games, keeping their expeditions and hard won gear safe.

It is a patient game for brave explorers.

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What's inside

• Etrian classes in shifting dungeons
• Every step moves every monster
• Expeditions built on careful planning
• Hunger and danger always closing in
• A Japan only crossover for collectors

Best for

Best for roguelike fans who enjoy slow and tense planning. Every single step in these dungeons deserves a second thought.