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Is it still worth playing?
Neverland's 1995 role playing game with puzzle elements for the Super Nintendo, the second Lufia, a prequel that follows Maxim, an ancestor of the first game's hero. Its dungeons are puzzles. Monsters appear on the map and can be avoided, and movement is turn based, so they only move when you do, while Maxim gains tools and weapons that only work there. Your party has up to four characters along with a Capsule Monster, and each character's IP bar fills as they take damage, powering IP Skills. Between dungeons there is an overworld, crossed faster with a warp spell, a boat turned submarine and a blimp, and a casino with Pachinko Slot, Black Jack and Stud Poker. Dungeons where enemies move only when you do still make every step a decision today.