A reimagining of Compile’s Madou Monogatari series that ended up spawning Puyo Puyo, albeit without the Puyo Puyo characters, which Sega holds the rights to. Adventure through a series of mysterious dungeons as Pupuru, a young girl who loves curry and attracts trouble.
Developer: Compile Heart
Publisher: Idea Factory/Ghostlight
Available on: Vita, PC
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