Babylonian Castle Saga

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Also known as The Tower of Druaga series, this is a series of games created by Masanobu Endoh which takes cues from Babylonian mythology. It was later also the basis of an anime series.

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Also known as The Tower of Druaga series, this is a series of games created by Masanobu Endoh which takes cues from Babylonian mythology. It was later also the basis of an anime series.

Games

The Tower of Druaga (Game)

June 1984

Platforms/Game BoyPlatforms/MSXPlatforms/Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/ArcadePlatforms/Nintendo SwitchPlatforms/Wii ShopPlatforms/PlayStation 4Platforms/Nintendo 3DS eShopPlatforms/Sharp MZPlatforms/TurboGrafx 16

The Return of Ishtar (Game)

31 July 1986

Platforms/MSXPlatforms/ArcadePlatforms/Nintendo SwitchPlatforms/Wii ShopPlatforms/PlayStation 4Platforms/NEC PC 8801Platforms/Sharp X68000Platforms/FM 7

The Quest of Ki (Game)

22 July 1988

Platforms/Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/ArcadePlatforms/Nintendo SwitchPlatforms/PlayStation 4

The Blue Crystal Rod (Game)

25 March 1994

Platforms/Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Seme COM Dungeon: Drururuaga

15 December 2000

Platforms/Game Boy Color

The Nightmare of Druaga: Fushigino dungeon

29 July 2004

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Druaga Online: The Story of Aon

4 April 2006

Platforms/Arcade

Franchise details

Name

Babylonian Castle Saga

Features

7 games

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First game

The Tower of Druaga (Game)

Aliases

Tower of Druaga

Characters

• Has characters: Ishtar (Character), Gilgamesh (Character), Ki (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Dungeon (Location), Asia (Location), Middle East (Location), Unnamed Middle Eastern Location (Location), Iraq (Location), Babylon (Location), Tower of Babel (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Demon (Concept), Ghost (Concept), Player Character (Concept), Damsel In Distress (Concept), Vampire (Concept), First-Person Perspective (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Boss (Concept), Female Protagonists (Concept), Final Boss (Concept), Historical Figures in Fictional Settings (Concept), Side-Scrolling (Concept), Eagles (Concept), Magic (Concept), Upgradeable Weapon (Concept), Hack and Slash (Concept), 2D (Concept), Maze (Concept), Password (Concept), Human (Concept), Dragon (Concept), Top-Down Perspective (Concept), Book Tie-in (Concept), Wizards (Concept), Mythology (Concept), Vertical Scrolling (Concept), Owl (Concept), Cyclops (Concept), Slime (Concept), Dungeon Crawling (Concept), Randomly Generated Dungeon (Concept), Giant Enemy Worm (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Cooperative Play (Concept), Games on which Anime are Based (Concept), Slime Monster (Concept), Beholder (Concept), Chiptune (Concept), Wisp (Concept), Basilisks (Concept), Fire Lizard (Concept), Original Soundtrack Release (Concept), Real-Time Combat (Concept), Roguelike (Concept), Virtual Console (Concept), Western Published Games with Japanese Titles (Concept), Owlbear (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Dress (Object), Boots (Object), Helmet (Object), Gloves (Object), Sword (Object), Armor (Object), Bible (Object), Candle (Object), Shield (Object), Treasure Chest (Object), Ring (Object), Feather (Object), Spikes (Object), Gauntlets (Object), Skirt (Object), Poison Potion (Object), Pickaxe (Object), Tiara (Object), Health Potion (Object)

People

• Has people: Ayako Saso (Person), Masanobu Endo (Person), Yaj Mahal (Person)