Gaming Trend writes: "The Nintendo DS has several adventure and role playing games released for it, but many of them don't utilize both screens to their fullest extent. Sure, we'll sometimes see adventuring on one screen and stats on the other, but wouldn't it be great for an adventure game to come out that takes advantage of both screens at once? This is the goal of Away: Shuffle Dungeon.
You play as the character Sword. One day Sword wakes up and realizes that his entire village has disappeared. The people, their houses, their pets, everything has been taken away. The only thing left of your village is you and your house. Sword starts to wander around and he finds a dungeon. This is where his adventure begins."
RPGFan - What was the last RPG that you played that made you say "Well, that was different?" Let's face it, there just isn't a whole lot of gameplay innovation in the RPG field these days. There are hosts of traditional RPGs with turn-based combat, mountains of strategy RPGs, and plenty of traditionally-styled action RPGs. Every so often tho
Editor writes: "AWAY: Shuffle Dungeon is limited, often to present a series of caves in which to walk to find the exit. If you are fans of dungeons games might even find some benefit, because it AWAY to be a challenging game. The big problem is that its basic idea makes the game almost always dry."
Meristation writes: "After playing Away: Shuffle Dungeon which is clear is that the story writers were not killed when developing a very original plot. It all begins in a remote village, Webb Village, a curse in which every year takes a person of the same. This phenomenon, known as "Away", decides to take our protagonist, a courageous young man named Sword".
