Yadamon: Dream Wonderland is a point-and-click adventure game developed by Sting Entertainment and published by Tokuma Shoten. It was released exclusively for the Super Famicom on November 26, 1993, and is adapted from the 170-episode 1992–1993 NHK anime *Yadamon*.
Players control young witch Yadamon, who travels through various scenes, solves puzzles, and advances the story alongside her human friend Jean and guardian spirit Timon. The game makes full use of the Super Famicom mouse peripheral to deliver a rich puzzle-solving experience.
Set in a highly technological world where many animals are endangered, the story follows Yadamon, banished to the human world by her queen mother to reflect on her mistakes and satisfy her curiosity about human high technology. She arrives at "Creature Island," where she meets Jean and his parents Edward and Maria.
Core gameplay revolves around clicking and interacting to solve puzzles and advance the plot. Players search for clues across scenes, interact with characters, and solve puzzles to uncover the full story, with visuals matching the original anime’s whimsical, childlike fantasy style.
As an anime-based game, *Yadamon: Dream Wonderland* successfully captures the original’s charm, offering players a unique adventure experience.
