Last Armageddon on the MSX2 is one of the first games I bought once I started getting into Japanese vintage computers. It is a common game available on a wide variety of platforms. The back of the box really called to me, as it showed a variety of bizarre imagery. It's a nicely packaged game with a paper map and stickers you can apply to the map to help you understand your surroundings.

The intro contained more of the alluring bizarre imagery from the back of the box, and it has a rockin' soundtrack!

I've still not played the game that much, but it's a bit tricky to get started. You have to first assemble a daytime party and a nighttime party before it will let you get to adventuring. Once you make it past that point, it seems like a large part of the game takes place in the overworld, which is 2D (although there is a flying mode), but there are also a couple of dungeons, which have a 3D perspective. There are also a few special areas. Combat opens a new screen and is turn-based.