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Fans of difficult side-scrollers like Ghouls ‘n Ghosts are going to have a blast with DaemonClaw. It requires strategy and practice to finish, but casual players might find the learning curve a bit too much. Perseverance is key here, as the game isn’t that long, and additional modes add some extra layers to an excellent title by BitBeamCannon.
Ninja Princess is an underrated title on the SG-1000. A port of the 1985 Sega coin-op hit, it does a faithful job of recreating that game on the hardware. If you like action, ninjas, and want a new title for your console, Ninja Princess is a great choice.
Sasha Darko has returned to the Sacred Line universe one more time, with the third entry in his digital horror adventure series. It may not be a major step forward, but it brings creepy and fun exploration just in time for Halloween! If you enjoyed the first two games and love spine-chilling stories, then you’ll want to to check this one out!
A new action title is coming for Genesis, and it combines gothic horror with some neat combat and exploration. NightVein is still early in development, but it’s shaping up to be another title that you’re going to add to your library. We gave the demo a run, so check out our impressions and play it for yourself!
This collection of interviews about the Dreamcast launch in Europe gives some perspective on Sega’s expectations for the console. It also presents an image of an exciting time in gaming, when Sega seemed to be firing on all cylinders and releasing some of its most innovative and creative titles.
Fans of Tanzer and ZPF will be happy to know that developer Mikael Tillander is back with another Genesis title! Heavy Recoil brings the best of 16-bit run-‘n-gun action with some modern features, and it should be out early next year. Check out the teaser and see why this just might be another great title you need to get.
Neofid Studios followed up its impressive Genesis debut, Demons of Asteborg, with a game that leans heavier into action while adding random dungeon layouts, multiple characters, and cooperative two-player gameplay. Astebros builds on a solid foundation to create game even better than its predecessor.
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