Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime
Also known as Slime Morimori Dragon Quest 2: Daisensha to Shippo Dan
Dragon Quest Heroes: Rocket Slime is a 2005 NDS game by Tose Co., Ltd..
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About the game
The peaceful Sulabacca island of the slime kingdom of Sulan has been invaded! All 100 of the inhabitants of the island have been kidnapped by the Shippo Dan. You alone remain to save all of the villagers from their grisly fate.
Slime MoriMori 2 has you trekking through various dungeons in search of kidnapped slimes. Your slime can hop around, float across chasms and attack using its own body as a weapon. By stretching itself and then releasing, the slime flings itself around like a rubber band, attacking enemies and ricocheting off walls. This same move is used to strike items and rescuable friends. Either the item or friend is launched into the air, so you can catch them and carry them to a safe location. The dungeons are very reminiscent of those you might see in a classically-styled 2D Legend of Zelda game filled with a variety of enemies and focusing on puzzle-solving to get through them.
In addition to this, at certain times, you must defend yourself from attack by using your Slime Tank. Battles here consist of loading your tank with ammunition that falls from chutes, and firing the ammunition to attack your opponent, or to block your opponent's fire.
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Facts
- Platforms
- NDS
- First released
- 2005-12-01
- Developers
- Tose Co., Ltd.
- Publishers
- Square Enix Co., Ltd., Square Enix, Inc.
- Genres
- Action, 3rd-person (Other), Top-down, Turn-based
- Ratings
- MobyGames score 8.1 (18 votes) · MobyGames
Covers and screenshots
Box, manual and cartridge scans
Front Cover (NDS · Canada, Mexico, United States) Front Cover (NDS · Japan) Back Cover (NDS · Canada, Mexico, United States) Back Cover (NDS · Japan) Media (NDS · Canada, Mexico, United States) Media (NDS · Japan)
Screenshots
Title screen (NDS) Starting the game. (NDS) Name selection... using slimes... (NDS) It all starts with this. (NDS) Swotsy lifts the Warrior Flute off His Royal Wobbliness. (NDS) A small movement tutorial. Fun fact - you can knock all the text and windows around by smashing into them. (NDS) To make sure you figured out the controls the game lets you play a little loosely timed mini-game. (NDS) Just as soon as you play the Warrior Flute a palace guard shows up. (NDS) ..and your town gets demolished.... (NDS) The town gets demolished by an army of Platypunks! (NDS) ..and their giant Platypanzer tank! (NDS) As our hero had to swallow the warrior flute to keep it from being discovered, Platypunks mistake him for a slug and don't bother kidnapping him. (NDS) Platypunks wheeling away all the kidnapped slimes. (NDS) Saving progress. (NDS) Walking around the demolished town. (NDS) You can carry up to three objects. (NDS) Loading objects onto carts returns them to town. You can also do that to monsters who don't particularly mind. (NDS) Hi there kitty-kitty! (NDS) Rescuing a big fat blob. (NDS) Whenever you come across an area covered with leafs, try to uncover as much ground as you can - nobody knows what's under all those leafs. (NDS) Descending into a well. (NDS) Battling a whole bunch of mole-things. (NDS) Crashing into some jars. (NDS) Sweeping up leafs. (NDS) A health-recovery platform in action (NDS) Entering a boss-room. (NDS) First boss (NDS) Almost done killing the first boss. (NDS) Congratulations! You have rescued His Royal Wobbliness! (NDS) And now you need to outrun the Platypanzer while carrying the blob-king on your back! (NDS) In the blobby throne room (NDS) World map (NDS) The desert zone (NDS) Some enemies here are capable of lifting and carrying objects as well. (NDS) Jilcats LOVE Catnip sprouts. Whenever they come across one they become completely and utterly useless. (NDS) A Platypunk is stuck in a sand pile. You have no choice but to rescue him. (NDS) More useless little Jilcats... (NDS) Rolling through a bunch of debris. (NDS)
Releases
| Platform | Released | Regions | Publishers |
|---|---|---|---|
| NDS | 2005-12-01 | Canada, Japan, United States | Square Enix Co., Ltd., Square Enix, Inc. |
Barcodes
- 0662248906126
- 4988601004411
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