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Mystery Quest
Developer(s)	Carry Lab
Publisher(s)	JP DOG NA Taxan
Platform(s)	JP Family Computer Disk System NA Nintendo Entertainment System
Release date(s)	JP 1987-05-01 NA April 1989
Genre(s)	Platform game
Mode(s)	Single player
Media	JP 3" floppy disk NA Cartridge

Mystery Quest, known in Japanese as Hao-kun no Fushigi na Tabi (ハオ君の不思議な旅 ^?, literally "Hao's Wonderful Journey"), is a platform game developed by Carry Lab and published by in Japan by Square's Disk Original Group on May 1, 1987 and in North America by Taxan in April 1989.

References

• http://www.atarihq.com/tsr/fds/hao.html

External links

• Japanese version homepage at the Square Enix website (Japanese)
• Mystery Quest guide at StrategyWiki (also applies to Hao-ku no Fushigi na Tabi)

Japanese box cover of Mystery Quest

From StrategyWiki, the free strategy guide and walkthrough wiki

Mystery Quest
Developer(s)	Carry Lab
Publisher(s)	Square (JP), Taxan (US)
Japanese title	ハオ君の不思議な旅
Release date(s)	Famicom Disk System  May 1, 1987 NES  April, 1989
Genre(s)	Action
System(s)	Famicom Disk System, NES
Players	1

Mystery Quest is a side-scrolling platform action game originally developed by Carry Lab, and published in Japan as Hao Kun no Fushigina Tabi (ハオ君の不思議な旅, Hao Kun no Fushigina Tabi ^? lit. Little Hao's Mysterious Journey) for the Famicom Disk System by Square in 1987. It was later localized for the American market and published for the NES by Taxan in 1989. While localizing the game, Taxan decided to make the game shorter and generally easier by eliminating over a third of the content. While Mystery Quest ends after only four castles, Hao Kun no Fushigina Tabi continues with a third world and two additional castles.

Japanese box art

Japanese title

American title

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