Man, The King of Dragons on SNES yɛ saa classic side-scrolling beat ’em ups a ɛyɛ fantasy vibe no nnadewa kɛkɛ no mu biako. Wopaw nnipa baanum—akofo, ɔsɔfo, abayifo, ɔkraman, anaa dwarf—na wuhu sɛnea ɛsono sɛnea ɛte no ntɛm ara. Elf no yɛ ntɛm nanso ɔyɛ mmerɛw, dwarf no wosow brɛoo nanso ɔbɔ te sɛ lɔre, na ɔsɔfo no nya ayaresa a ɛyɛ nwonwa wɔ ntɔkwaw ntam.

Level a edi kan no tow wo kɔ mu pɛɛ: nnompe, goblins, ne saa flying imps a ɛyɛ yaw yi a ɛrennyaw wo nkutoo. Nnwom no anya saa 16-bit heroic march a edi mũ no, na sprite adwuma no da so ara kura mu —titiriw bere a wokanyan nkonyaayi ntua a ɛma wotumi yi screen-clearing na biribiara pae wɔ kɔla ahorow a ɛyɛ hyew mu no.

Nea ɛma ɛyɛ hyerɛn ankasa ne co-op no. Solo’s fun, nanso kyere w’adamfo bi na wo ne no boaboa wɔn ho ano wɔ atamfo asorɔkye mu? Ɛhɔ na basabasayɛ no yɛ yiye. Hwɛ Red Dragons no yiye akyiri yi —wɔnyɛ basabasa. Sɛ wowɔ sukuu dedaw mu arcade-style brawlers a fantasy twist mu a, eyi yɛ solid time capsule.