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Rance: Hikari wo Motomete

"Rance: Hikari Quest is an exploration game in which you play as Rance as he takes on the mission to go and save Hikari, a girl who has been kidnapped."

Alicesoft· June 10, 1989· Main Game
59
User Score
5 ratings

Rance: Hikari Quest is an exploration game in which you play as Rance as he takes on the mission to go and save Hikari, a girl who has been kidnapped.

Released 10 June 1989 for FM Towns, PC-9800 Series, MSX2 and Sharp X68000 by Alicesoft. Rated 18 by PEGI.

Story

Keith, owner of Keith's Guild, offers Rance a job worth 20,000 gold in reward from the Bran family to find and protect their daughter, Hikari Mi Bran, who was kidnapped with no subsequent demands made. Assisting him in his search is Zeth-born caster slave, Sill Plain, who was also kidnapped from her rich family and sold to Rance in exchange for his life savings. Through separate means, they both work together to solve the mystery behind the kidnapping, and eventually discover that the case is much larger than it seemed to be.

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Artwork & Box Art

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FM Towns
Standard
JP
Jul 15, 1989
PC-9800 Series
Standard
JP
Jun 10, 1989
MSX2
Standard
JP
Aug 20, 1989
Sharp X68000
Standard
JP
Oct 11, 1989
NEC PC-6000 Series
Standard
JP
Oct 11, 1989
PC-8800 Series
Standard
JP
Jul 20, 1989
PC (Microsoft Windows)
Standard
JP
Jan 10, 1997
User Score
59 /100
Mixed or Average
Based on 5 ratings
Aggregated from player ratings across platforms worldwide.
Score Guide
90–100
Universal Acclaim
75–89
Generally Favorable
50–74
Mixed or Average
Users
20–49
Generally Unfavorable
0–19
Overwhelming Dislike