Games of the 8-, 16- & 32-bit era

Terranigma

Title	Terranigma
First release	1995
Developer	Quintet
Publishers	Enix, Nintendo
Platforms	PC (Windows), SNES / Super Famicom
Genres	action role-playing game, post-apocalyptic video game, role-playing video game, science fiction video game
Also known as	Tenchi Sōzō
Players	1 player
Co-op	No
ESRB rating	E Everyone
Releases	SNES / Super Famicom: 1995-10-20, 1996-12-19 (PAL)
Wikidata ID	Q1197149

Ark explores the world of Crysta and the upper world to resurrect life after accidentally turning his fellow villagers to stone. Players engage in fast-paced combat using dash and leap attacks while conquering five towers to unfreeze the village and restore the planet's continents across four story chapters.

Description: REG-Vault, CC BY-SA 4.0

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Sources

Wikidata (Q1197149) · last updated 2026-09-27 · CC0

REG-Vault (snes/terranigma) · last updated 2026-10-28 · descriptions CC BY-SA 4.0

TheGamesDB (1783,67953) · last updated 2026-07-18 · no licence stated · internal use only

Source: REG-Vault (upstream not stated) · © Enix · internal use only

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Image credits

Box art, Screenshots, Logos, Artwork (7): Source: REG-Vault (upstream not stated) · © Enix · internal use only. REG-Vault page

Box art, Screenshots, Logos, Artwork (7): Source: TheGamesDB (user-uploaded) · © Enix · internal use only. TheGamesDB page

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Videos

SNES Longplay [100] Terranigma (Part 1 of 4)

World-of-Longplays · SNES / Super Famicom version · longplay · 4:00:07auto-matched
Part of a multi-part series.
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