

This allows players the opportunity to collect new types of monster eggs, build up their current monster's stats, and acquire new items like more powerful swords, orbs, and shields. Each game offers randomly generated floors and creatures, so no two games are designed to play exactly the same way twice. The goal is to make it through all 30 levels of the tower as well as the 99 floors in the basement. Newfound monsters can be stored in the stable, as players choose two Tameons to bring with them into the tower. Kou can also store his money in a safe and learn about the new Tameons by reading the monster book. There, Kou can buy new monster eggs, listen to gossip, contribute to the town's "culture" by making donations, or build improvements to his house by purchasing upgrades from the local carpenter. Players can venture back and forth from Monster Tower at any time to visit the town of Monsbaiya. As in Nintendo's Pokémon series, each monster can mutate into a stronger, more powerful version as it gains experience.
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Azure Dreams Instruction Manual Book Booklet for Nintendo GameBoy Color GBC 12.39. While players can attack monsters directly with Kou in real time, gameplay focuses on raising and training familiars called Tameons to handle combat. 1997 video game Azure DreamsDeveloper (s)KonamiPublisher. A handheld version of 1998's PlayStation monster-raising game, Azure Dreams stars a young boy named Kou who must fulfill a rite of passage by venturing into the town's Monster Tower on his 15th birthday.
