they where solid arcade beat em ups with some cool ideas for RPG elements poorly implemented tho juggerling menus in this game mid fight is disgusting ! but the worst offender of all is no option for lives they have just straight ported the arcade version and given you infinite credits so no death penalty its stupid and lazy and disgusting behaviour!

Quite a good Steam Deck and "train game," works very well and seems to have been given a few good quality of life improvements since the original arcade release of each game.

If you're a fan of the sideways scrolling beat-em-ups of the 90s, you'll find a lot to love in this adventure. It's also a D&D game after the style of the old 'basic' rules (which means there's a confusing mix of races and character classes, if you're used to AD&D or recent editions, you can safely ignore this and just pretend it's -not- a D&D game).

More fun with other people, but still a good game if played through single player, there's an amount of content that makes replaying levels a valid proposition, The leaderboards and challenges add a layer of completion that the arcade cabinets couldn't have.

I would have liked a few more updates around controls, it was limited when it was in a cabinet with only a few buttons, meaning functionality had to double up under the limited choices, but now we have bigger controllers, with more button, and even keyboards, so it's disappointing that they continued to double up buttons with two or three actions each. This is a minor gripe, overall.

This is one of the best beat-em-ups ever made. Made at the height of Pixel Art style, by one of the best developers of the time. I'm not sure what inspired them to make this a beat-em-up but the end result is something that is fun to play alone or with friends. Great characters, expansive move set, lots of different enemy types, varied environments that include exploration and multiple paths. Get the 4 pack and have some good old fashioned fun with your friends. Includes 2 full games