Rolan's Curse sequel, slightly more accomplished. Richer dungeons, new enemies, slightly sharper combat. Still minor in the portable action-RPG branch. For American Sammy completionists only; otherwise the true great GB action-RPGs (Gargoyle's Quest, Final Fantasy Adventure) are clearly superior.
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Action RPG1 player7+
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Rolan's Curse sequel with a new hero exploring new dungeons to counter the resurgence of evil in Rolan's world. Published by American Sammy, released in 1992 in Europe and North America. Enriched dungeons, characters with expanded abilities, improved magic system, and more imposing bosses.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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The 1992 US sequel climbs far higher than the original: a four-figure complete value and a notably shorter Seika run late in the commercial cycle. Scarcity, not gameplay, drives it here, since the game stays minor within the handheld action-RPG niche. A completist piece for an American Sammy shelf, priced by availability rather than by any cult standing.
Is Rolan's Curse II still worth playing in 2026?
Rolan's Curse II is a top-down action-RPG in which a new hero explores dungeons to repel the resurgence of evil in Rolan's world. The progression, the expanded character abilities and an improved magic system bring a little more substance than the first installment. The whole stays classic nonetheless, with a modest presentation and an at-times sluggish pace. For fans of old-school retro action-RPGs and unpretentious little dungeons, it is an honest but skippable diversion.
