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Game Info
- Platform
- Game Boy Advance
- Genres
- Role-Playing
- Player Perspective
- Top-down · Side view
- Release date
- July 6, 2005
Summary
Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 3, often just called Narikiri Dungeon 3, is the third entry in Namco’s quirky "Cosplay S‑RPG" spin‑off series. Released only in Japan for the Game Boy Advance in early 2005, it blends turn‑based tactical movement with the series‑signature real‑time Linear Motion Battle System, letting three‑character parties hop across dotted grids until they clash with enemy squads. The movement dots turn red when a destination is out of range, and you can reroute your party any time before ending your turn, after which all allied groups shift together.
What makes this title stand out is its massive crossover roster: heroes from Tales of Symphonia, Eternia, Destiny, Phantasia and more all show up, from Lloyd Irving to Cress Albane and even the mysterious Masked Boy. The game also keeps the beloved cooking mechanic, letting you whip up meals from collected ingredients to restore HP or grant temporary stat boosts. All of these quirks combine into a nostalgic, costume‑filled adventure that feels both familiar and fresh for longtime Tales fans.
Storyline
In Tales of the World: Narikiri Dungeon 3, teenage fans Frio and Kyaro obsess over the Tales legends, reading a story each night before bed. After an earthquake, Dr. Brown uncovers an ancient time‑traveling machine in the ruins, allowing them to visit the legends themselves. One night Frio reads a tale that ends ominously—its hero arrives too late and the world is destroyed.
When they awaken, the machine has been stolen, but a re‑colored version soon appears, piloted by Dr. White—Dr. Brown from a hundred days in the future, his hair turned white from stress. Thieves are corrupting the timelines of the Tales legends, so Dr. White enlists Frio and Kyaro, along with heroes from Tales of Symphonia, Destiny, and Eternia, to set things right.
Edited by Maya Carter
Multiplayer
- Game modes
- Single
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