Are you a fan of Hime's Quest from the early 2000s? Well, if you are, we have some exciting news for you! The new Hime's Quest is now available for download and in-browser play! It's time to travel back in time and embark on a brand new Game Boy Color adventure. You can begin your quest right away and aid Hime in preventing the year 2000's effects on the world's electronics in this genuine, painstakingly made 2D adventure. The game is sure to be a crowd pleaser, especially fans of the original game!
The game announced that fans can play Hime's Quest online at HimesQuest.com, where they can also download the ROM if they'd rather use their own emulator. Mobile devices are not compatible with Hime's Quest; it is only accessible on desktop computers.
If this is the first you are hearing about Hime's Quest's making a comeback, you'll want to be sure to check out the promo trailer below!
Check it out! The following is the back-of-the-box description of the game as you might have seen it circa 1999:
Take control as Crunchyroll-Hime to save the anime club from Y2K in her first-ever video game: Hime’s Quest. Set in 1999, something electric is in the air. A malevolent force has crept into New Crunchy City, wreaking havoc on its technology, and tragically destroying the Anime Club’s precious DVD/VCR combo player. Can you root out the dastardly cretin brazen enough to ruin their meeting?
Here are some of the details announced about the story and features of the newly released game:
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Crunchyroll-biggest Hime's journey yet takes you on an adventure through eerie forests, mirage-filled deserts, and more.
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You'll have to hack and slash your way through dungeons and fight totally evil foes who are aligned with Y2K.
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Sit back and relax in the anime club with Crunchyroll-friends, Hime's or pay a visit to the eerie manga artist Junji Ito, who is currently OBSESSED with spirals.
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While in some games you can pet the dog, you can only *try* to pet the cat in this one. Can you succeed in patting Yuzu on the head, Crunchyroll-best Hime's friend?
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VOLUME UP! with a chiptune soundtrack created by Protodome, an 8-bit artist and award-winning composer of the future (time paradox avoided).
From the sounds of it, this game should keep all of the charm and adventure of its original predecessor, and then some! If you played the original game before, let us know what you think about the new version in the comments below!
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