Sword of Sodan

Conan

Travel through five vast Hyborian regions—from icy Cimmerial to steaming Dafar jungles—exploring secret temples, cursed catacombs, and forgotten caves while hunting the fragments of the legendary Atalantean Sword. Defeat ten fearsome bosses, master 16 weapon types and 50 combo attacks, and forge the ultimate weapon to shape your destiny. Challenge friends in eleven arena maps across three battle modes, including Death Match, Body Count, and Time Challenge, with split‑screen multiplayer for nonstop action.

Swords of Glass

Swords of Glass is a classic 1986 role‑playing adventure set in a richly detailed fantasy world. Players explore sprawling lands, engage in turn‑based combat, and uncover a branching narrative filled with intrigue and magic. The game features pixel‑art graphics, a text‑parser interface, and multiple endings that reflect the choices you make. Its deep inventory system and character classes provide a nostalgic yet deep RPG experience for retro gamers.

Rastan Saga II

Rastan Saga II continues the classic hack‑and‑slash formula, putting you in the role of a fearless warrior battling through fantasy‑filled levels. Defeat each end‑of‑level boss to claim precious gems and upgrade your weapons. Collect power‑ups for extra lives and stronger attacks as you slash your way to victory in this single‑player arcade classic released by Taito in 1989.

Death Sword

Death Sword, originally released as Barbarian in 1987, pits a nameless barbarian against rival warriors and an evil wizard in a gritty fantasy world. The game offers both a competitive two‑player mode and a single‑player quest to rescue Princess Mariana from the sorcerer Drax.

Second Samurai

Second Samurai continues the saga of its predecessor, sending the hero back to ancient Japan to chase the fleeing Demon King. The game features ten main worlds, each divided into sub‑levels with a boss at the end, blending fast‑paced hack‑and‑slash action with puzzle‑solving challenges. Players start unarmed and must collect swords and daggers while uncovering hidden sections that unlock extra content. In addition to the core adventure, the title includes several sub‑games such as a shoot‑'em‑up mode and supports single‑player, multiplayer, and co‑operative play on PC.

Shadow of the Beast

Shadow of the Beast is a classic 1989 platform game that pushed the limits of 16‑bit graphics with vibrant colours and up to twelve layers of parallax scrolling. Developed by Reflections and published by Psygnosis, it delivers a dark fantasy adventure across six challenging levels. The atmospheric soundtrack, composed by David Whittaker, uses high‑quality instrument samples to heighten the game’s eerie mood. Though demanding, its single‑player experience remains a benchmark for retro action titles.