The Nightmare of Druaga: Fushigino Dungeon will immerse gamers in an interesting mixture of RPG and roguelike elements, picking up the legacy of the classic arcade game The Tower of Druaga from the 1980s. Against the backdrop of the fictional ancient Babylon, the story unfolds of the heroic campaign of Gilgamesh, who must rescue his beloved Ki from the clutches of the evil sorceress Skuld.

In The Nightmare of Druaga: Fushigino Dungeon, two different modes offer different but complementary experiences. “City” serves as a vibrant hub where users can interact with colorful characters, engage in trade, buy and sell goods, improve their arsenal and complete various side quests that enrich the overall storyline. Meanwhile, the dungeon mode lures adventurers into the heart of disastrous chance, where each level is generated anew and is fraught with many dangers.

Enemies lie low in anticipation and begin to act only when the gamer moves, while he overcomes treacherous traps, discovers hidden treasures and unravels the secrets hidden in the depths of the labyrinth. The unique interplay of light and darkness permeates the gameplay, defining the gamer's visibility in the oppressive shadows of the dungeon. The lighting depends on the shine of the user's armor, who carefully moves along dimly lit corridors. To maintain a semblance of clarity amidst the encroaching darkness, gamers can pay homage to the goddess Ishtar, thereby ensuring themselves a blessing that will strengthen their resolve to face the encroaching darkness.