Game no Tatsujin (literally "Game Master") is a quiz game developed and published by SunSoft for the Super Famicom, released on August 5, 1995. The game is a comprehensive quiz game where players answer questions from a wide variety of categories, including general knowledge, sports, history, and entertainment, to become the "Game Master." SunSoft, known for their Lemmings port and other titles, brought their technical expertise to the quiz genre, creating a game that was both educational and entertaining.
Game no Tatsujin is a multiple-choice quiz game where players are presented with a question and four possible answers, with a limited time to choose the correct one. The game features a "tournament" mode where players compete in a bracket-style competition against CPU opponents, answering questions to advance. The game also features a "lifeline" system, where players can use tools like "50/50" (eliminate two wrong answers) and "hint" (get a clue about the answer).
The game includes multiple modes, including a standard quiz mode, a tournament mode, and a two-player mode for competitive quiz battles. The game's visual style is colorful and cartoonish, with animated character sprites and lively backgrounds. The soundtrack features upbeat and cheerful music that keeps the mood light and fun.
Game no Tatsujin received positive reviews for its fun gameplay and large question database, becoming a popular title among quiz enthusiasts. It remains a nostalgic classic for fans of quiz games and SunSoft's entertainment products.