Devil Kings (2005)
They changed an Japanese action fantasy beat ’em up into a pure fantasy schlock fest that feels incomplete.
They changed an Japanese action fantasy beat ’em up into a pure fantasy schlock fest that feels incomplete.
Stylish combos with guitars, pistols, and big-ass swords – YEAH BABY!
Unlike the other Koei hack-and-slash franchise, this new Japanese version feels interesting and dark despite its flaws.
This is a classic hack-and-slash gem that, alas, hasn’t aged too well over time.
This is really as boring as running an actual restaurant!
This one has all the tedium of white collar hell and none of the fun.
Clearly, there’s a reason why Atlantis sank into the sea.
It’s hard to tell whether I’m running a hospital or a mad house, but that’s the beauty of this classic.