Etoile Princesse

26.03.1993
Genre: Shooter Arcade
Etoile Princesse is an overhead shooter, set in a fantasy world, developed and published by Exact on March 26, 1993 for the X68000.
You play as Rilule, a red-haired witch who is trying to rescue other magically imprisoned girls. The heroin fights enemies with projectile attacks in a fantasy themed multi-directional shooter. However, this game combines Mercs-style gameplay (or Kiki Kaikai) with RPG elements as in Zelda.

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