All movements and actions are turn-based and actions pause when an item, trap, or enemy are encountered. Shiren’s adventures play out from a third-person isometric perspective. Shiren and Koppa decide to aid the ill-equipped lad in his quest, and thus a new adventure begins.
Once he reaches its top, the god of Destiny there may be able to alter the future for him. When silent protagonist Shiren and his loquacious companion Koppa the ferret enter a new town, they learn of a woman with a mysterious illness and her fiancé’s desire to change her destiny by tackling the Tower of Fortune. It also failed to captivate me with its old-school insistence on ( almost) completely negating my progress after a failed run.
Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate (just “ Shiren” from this point on) is a well-made turn-based roguelike that features an interesting story, varied enemies, innovative inventory usage, and a clever ‘multiplayer’ system. WTF Tom Nook has nothing on the scamming tanuki here. LOW Starting over really means starting over.
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