Category: Review

Lucifer Ring

Just six months after Crisis Beat, Softmachine released a somewhat more successful second attempt at a 3D beat-em-up anonymously through publisher

Splatter Master

The star of Splatter Master is a pumpkin-headed scarecrow child who packs twin chainsaws. He’s the perfect protagonist for the setting he

Alwa’s Awakening

Alwa’s Awakening fashions itself as a lost NES game, a Metroidvania from the era of The Goonies II, Wonder Boy III and…well, Metroid and Castlevania II. It

Dr. Chaos

Every game system has its super A-list golden games and franchises that everyone knows, terrible games that are notorious for

Darkside Story

Darkside Story looks and feels like one of those beat-em-ups that tried to ride on the popularity ignited by the genre’s

Deep Fear

The majority of the Sega Saturn’s import library is dedicated to classic shoot ’em ups, licensed anime properties, nudity laden

IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix

The PS2 has a (well-earned) reputation as a licensed game garbage dump, and you’d expect a game like this to

80 Days

Jules Verne’s classic adventure novel Around the World in Eighty Days has been a popular target for adaptations of widely different style,

Mystical Fighter

Beat-’em-ups should be played with a little aggressivity, a little focused anger. In order to really enjoy what the genre

Sword of Etheria, The

The Sword of Etheria, known as OZ ~Over Zenith~ in Japan and Chains of Power in Korea, was developed by team members from the Suikoden and Castlevania series,

Ninja Crusaders

To the average gamer, there is something scary about the idea of a game in which you die in one

Drill Dozer

With all the rumblings made with a third generation in the Pokémon franchise, one would consider that even a side-project from Game

Chiller

Exidy were one of the first names in the arcade business, having been around since the mid-70s, putting them in

America Daitouryou Senkyo

Despite rarely being recognized as such, the 1988 presidential election was one of the more influential elections of the modern

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