Firestriker (1994)

Axes Art Amuse, Hect

Super Nintendo Entertainment System

2.89 from 9 ratings

29 members have it in their collection · 10 backlogged · 5 wish listed

How long? · 100% 2h (from 1 logged playthrough)

Long ago, on a distant world, there were four kingdoms governed by four constantly fighting tribes. One day the Arch-Mage Wylde proposed a solution to the constant battling. He offered to bestow the title of FireStriker and ruler of the four tribes, upon the one who could control the elemental orb of fire known as the Trialight. However, the Arch-Mage … Read more
Long ago, on a distant world, there were four kingdoms governed by four constantly fighting tribes. One day the Arch-Mage Wylde proposed a solution to the constant battling. He offered to bestow the title of FireStriker and ruler of the four tribes, upon the one who could control the elemental orb of fire known as the Trialight. However, the Arch-Mage Wylde had a hidden purpose. His true reason for bringing peace to the world was so he could destroy all four kingdoms at once. Now, Slader, the last FireStriker, has offered to risk his life in the battle against Wylde and his monsters. The time has come to release the Trialight. The world's future hangs in the balance. Read less
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Details

Developers
Axes Art Amuse, Hect
Publishers
DTMC
Themes
Action

Release dates

  • Nov 14, 1994 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Super Nintendo Entertainment System
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Featured in lists

1990's Games by Roach · 140 games · 2

Rating distribution

5 stars
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4 stars
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3 stars
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2 stars
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1 star
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Community All Reviews Statuses

Chovus

Status Chovus Nov 1, 2020

Beat. I use the bird character mostly because he seemed faster. This was a very interesting game because it was like playing pinball with the objective being to traverse dungeons, slay monsters and save the world. I had fun, except when having to use the ridiculously slow golem character. It can also be a handful to keep track of the …

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Beat. I use the bird character mostly because he seemed faster. This was a very interesting game because it was like playing pinball with the objective being to traverse dungeons, slay monsters and save the world. I had fun, except when having to use the ridiculously slow golem character. It can also be a handful to keep track of the character, threats, the ball and the mage you can move; not many games allow you to control 2 characters at the same time. The game could have been a lot more though; it feels like the core concept could have been fleshed out with a longer game, new mechanics, new enemies and a more rpg or Zelda structure.

6.7/10

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