One trademark of the 16-bit CD era was the gratuitous use of cut scenes and colorful still images. No longer bound by the space constraints of cartridges, developers loaded their games with scene after scene. In some cases, it didn't even matter it the scene had anything to do with the game whatsoever.

Dungeon Explorer II was no exception. It featured some of the best artwork and cut scenes available for the TurboGrafx-16 CD. Although crude by today's standards, these scenes advanced the story in a way that was rare for games of the time.

**** Spoiler Alert **** - This page contains scenes from all the major events in the game.