Colorful Sega action-racing game with a delivery truck as hero. Original and off-beat gameplay, varied levels. Undeniable charm despite a short lifespan. A likeable Saturn oddity for fans of Sega curiosities.
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Action Adventure1 player3+
Description
Action-adventure game in which Deppy, a robotic character, battles cybernetic enemies. Published by Sega, released in Japan in 1996. Side-scrolling movement, ranged and melee attacks, levels with varied configurations, end-of-stage bosses. An original Sega action title for Saturn featuring a likeable mechanical character.
Complete: box, manual and disc/cart very clean. Lightly handled.
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Collector interest
An original 1996 action-adventure starring Deppy, a robotic hero mixing shooting and melee in a side-on view, kept exclusive to Japan. Pricier than the genre average on Saturn, its value owes to a limited pressing and a reputation as an unjustly overlooked curio that circulates among fans of Japanese action-platformers. The lack of any Western release and its offbeat character make it a recurring target for importers seeking forgotten titles.
Is Tryrush Deppy still worth playing in 2026?
An action adventure from Micronet, Tryrush Deppy has you play Deppy, a robotic character able to transform into a vehicle, who faces cybernetic enemies at high speed across colourful levels. The blend of snappy platforming and racing phases, the pop aesthetic and the frantic pace evoke the Sonic spirit, in a singular production that stayed confidential. The polished production appeals. Left in Japan, the title needs little text. For a fan of snappy retro platforming or someone curious about the Saturn's overlooked gems, the title keeps a singular dynamic charm.
