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Dark Hunter: Jou Ijigen Gakuen (1997)

1997 · Koei · Editado por 1

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Sinopsis

A horror adventure game that was released as part of Koei's "English Dream" series, a collection of games used to help teach the English language.

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¿Por qué verla?

Una propuesta de 1997 centrada en Adventure, Horror y PlayStation. Dirigida por Koei.

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Influencias

  1. 1992
    Ugetsu Kitan
  2. 1995
    Frankenstein: Through the Eyes of the Monster
  3. 1995
    Gakkou no Kaidan
  4. 1996
    Twilight Syndrome Tansaku-hen
  5. 1996
    Twilight Syndrome Kyuumei-hen
  6. 1997
    Dark Hunter: Jou Ijigen Gakuen

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