Drasle Family has players explore a giant, interconnected dungeon controlling different members of a family of adventurers, each with their own abilities, in a nonlinear exploration design that got ahead of many ideas that would later define the metroidvania. It's a key piece in the history of Falcom and the Japanese action-exploration genre; demanding and today somewhat cryptic in its mechanics, but fascinating as a forerunner of formulas that wouldn't become popular until years later.
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