Many centuries ago, the Grey Ninja clan stole the statue of Jozen away from their arch enemies, the Kubuto Ninja clan, and installed it in the Temple of Sharloon. Over the years, many attempts were made to return the statue, but to no avail.
Now, you have been chosen to try where all others have failed. Your only assistance is a clue said to be hidden in a poem written in the fifth century by the poet Shimito. As you enter the dark Dragon Forest deep within the Grey Ninja territory, you wonder if you have made the correct decision. You'll need all your skill and cunning to survive this one.
For the SC-3000 version, the first screen indicates that it is published by Gameworx Software, but the packaging indicates that it is copyrighted by Softgold and released by Dotsoft.
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This game is an oddity among the early adventures - it features some very crude digitized speech like "O.K" and other simple things, in response to the player's commands. Sounds even worse than in the classic "Space Taxi", if that's possible at all ;-). I am not sure if speech is also included in the C16 version, though.
If it's anything at all like Reynold's Skull Island, the parser is one of the worst in known history.
As far as I checked it out, I guess you may be right there...