DreamWorks 3: Fantastic Leprechaun originally landed on the PlayStation in 1997, and now the good news is that 20 years later, the game will land on PC for the first time via Steam!
Here's the official game description on the Steam page:
DreamWorks 3: Dream Goblin originally landed on the PlayStation on January 24, 1997, and later on Windows, Sega Saturn, and Sega Dreamcast. The game was originally released as Pretty Girl DreamWorks: Dream Goblins, with no numbers, but it was widely seen as Pretty Girl DreamWorks 3. A beautiful elf girl who wants to become a princess in human form, she receives a blessing from the elf queen and miraculously becomes a human.
The player must take good care of the little girl and raise her as your own daughter. A sprite named "Uzu" will be used as a suggester, and a new element of the player's class can be added to the game system. The time schedule system allows players to plan a 15-day schedule of events. In each class, unique competitors and events occur, making the game's story even more dramatic. The game's interface is more concise than the previous "Pretty Girl DreamWorks", and the album mode allows you to browse photos from the holidays or the ending of the game.
There is a genie named "Uzu" who will advise the player as a suggester
The voice actor for the game's daughter is Yukana Nogami, a well-known Japanese voice actress who has voiced popular characters in several anime, such as Meiling Li in "Magic Card Girl Sakura" and Kanna in InuYasha.
Game Features:
· Simple UI interface
· Improved classroom/part-time work animations
· Lifelike pixel characters
· The event screen will feature oversized illustrations of people
Beauty Girl DreamWorks 3: Dream Goblin game screen
The game is currently available for a limited time (cut-off on July 4), as long as $15.99, after which it will return to the original price of $19.99, like friends do not hesitate, hurry up and grab it!