"Kick Master" is a side-scrolling action platformer where players take on the role of martial arts master Soloran, embarking on a journey filled with monsters and traps to rescue the kidnapped princess.
"Kick Master" is a side-scrolling action game developed by KID and released by Taito on the FC platform in 1992. The protagonist, Soloran, is a martial artist skilled in leg techniques. To save the princess kidnapped by the dark forces, he embarks on a journey to defeat the evil witch Belzamm.
The game's unique feature is its "leg techniques + magic" dual system. Soloran not only has various kicking techniques with different heights but can also learn and cast various spells, such as fireballs, ice spells, and healing spells. There are many types of enemies, and the level design is rich and varied, with each stage's BOSS having a unique attack pattern.
The combat rhythm is strong, and the feedback is excellent. Although the controls are simple, they are highly technical. In addition to the basic action stages, the game also introduces an experience point growth mechanism, and the RPG-like setting adds to the game's replayability.
"Kick Master" is a classic FC action game that combines fighting skills with a magic system, breaking the pattern of a single attack method in traditional platform games. The protagonist's kicking techniques are diverse and continuous, and the combat is both powerful and strategic. Coupled with the magic growth system, the gaming experience is more immersive.
The game is quite ingenious in terms of enemy configuration, terrain design, and BOSS challenges. Some levels even require multiple attempts to find the best strategy, making it the best choice for players who love action games. If you like high-difficulty action games like "Shinobi" or "Ghosts'n Goblins," don't miss "Kick Master"!
You will obtain spell books by defeating specific enemies or BOSSes. Press the SELECT key to switch spells, and using them consumes MP.
Playstation
Arcade
Nintendo DS
Game Boy Advance
Game Boy Advance
MS-DOS
SNES
Game Boy Advance
Game Boy Advance
Game Boy Advance
Game Boy Advance
MS-DOS