Monster Lair (1988)
Platforms: Arcade · TurboGrafx CD · Genesis · Wii · Windows · Linux · MacintoshGenres: Genres · Action · Side view · 2D scrolling · Arcade · Platform · Shooter · Direct control · Fantasy
Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair is a quite different game to most of the games in the Wonder Boy series. You play a green-haired dude named Leo, who must attack the invaders that attempt to collect weapons and use them to destroy the land. The game starts...
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Cast & Crew · 13 people
- Naoki Hoshizaki· Programer
- Rie Ishizuka· Character Designer
- Hiromi Suzuko· Character Designer
- Shinichi Sakamoto· Music Composer, Effect Designer
- Ryuichi Nishizawa· Director
- Takanori Kurihara· Assistant
- Yoshihito Saisho· Assistant
- Michishito Ishizuka· Supervisor
- Tsutomu Watanabe· Special Thanks To
- Masanori Yoshihara· Special Thanks To
- Mina Morioka· Special Thanks To
- Kōta Kikuchi· Special Thanks To
- Anzu Oohori· Special Thanks To
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