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Which controls does this version use?

Actions

Monster Maker (Japan) action controls
Keyboard
Use the Game Boy directional pad to move and select RPG commands, A to confirm dialogue, items, and attacks, B to cancel or return, and Start or Select for status and pause screens. The Japanese battle menu shows the active character command.

Verify the loaded Game Boy build instructions when the public sources do not provide a complete control table.

Control notes

  • The loaded Game Boy mapping takes priority over generic labels.

How it plays

How does Monster Maker (Japan) play?

Explore the world, recruit or encounter monsters, build a party, equip the characters, and resolve turn-based battles through commands. Progress comes from completing the current quest and improving the party's equipment and abilities as new areas open.

Plan your run

What is the best way to play Monster Maker (Japan)?

Keep different attack and support roles in the party, stock healing items before entering a dungeon, and save before a major encounter or party change. Read the Japanese objective carefully because returning to the correct town or character can unlock the next route.

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