The actual stage construction is identical across them, but each has different items, while a map at the bottom of the screen indicates which line you’re on. Acting sort of like a rewind function in an emulator, you can use it to undo mistakes, but it has a more important effect, as you can also hop onto different divergent timelines. You can collect jewels that let you pause the game and rewind at any point in the past. The main gimmick here is based on the ADMS time travel system from the main adventure game. It’s a little grim that you’re eating your pet, but even in death, he’ll do his best to let you journey onwards! While he’s killed in a single hit, rather helpfully he’ll end up as a meat leg that you can chow down on to max out your life meter. Additionally, if you grab an egg, you’ll summon Yu-No’s dragon buddy Kun-Kun, who can she use to fly. You have a fairly lengthy life meter though, and health restoratives are common. Enemies attack quickly and aggressively, and they can easily overwhelm you, at least until you find some weapon enhancements. Grab an apple and she grows into her adult form, which is slightly more powerful, but she’ll revert when getting hit once. By default, Yu-No is in child form, with a sword that shoots little energy waves. (Note that the concept itself is somewhat spoilerly.) Rather unusually for this type of game, the screen scrolls automatically, as you jump over pits, kill enemies, and grab power-ups. The game stars Yu-No the elf girl, as she fights through the fantasy world found in the second half of main game.
Following this up, with the remake of YU-NO, they produced 8-Bit Yu-no’s Great Adventure, a retro-style side-scrolling action, included exclusively as a download code for the Switch version. When 5pb/MAGES put out the re-release of Steins Gate Elite, they commissioned an adventure game in the style of an 8-bit Famicom title.
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