With little impact to the game aside from affecting what ending you get and a complete loss of your score, there isn’t a penalty for continuing. This didn’t ruin the experience, but it did cause me to use a number of continues, which are unlimited. With one fight, despite being able to defeat the enemy without losing health, I would die immediately after because I would fall off of a platform that still moved while I was stuck midair for the boss’ death animation. While some of the ultimate fights end up being high points of the game, there are a few that are particularly frustrating. That is, until you reach the next boss fight.
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Once you’ve learned how to deal with a particular enemy’s attacks, the game becomes a breeze. This makes the content between bosses feel slightly like filler. The only issue with the presentation was that most of the normal enemies you face are either slow moving, limited to a small number of attacks, or dumber than a sack full of bricks. It was nice to see a number of unique enemies that were not just color swaps, which was expected in the early days of the platformer genre.
There is a decent variety of enemies, bosses, and backdrops that you will come across in your quest to stop the evil creatures from attacking your kingdom. Without much exposition, you’ll be set loose into the game world to battle zombies, giant two headed vultures, ogres and other creatures from Spanish myths.
After spending a bit of time with it, I can assure you it’s no carbon copy. It features a short protagonist suited in armor that throws lances and other medieval weaponry at zombies and the like. Have you ever written off a game as a complete knock off before giving it a chance, assuming it was a subpar rehash of a popular game made for a quick buck? At first glance, this is how I felt about Cursed Castilla EX, which at a glance looks very similar to Ghosts ‘n Goblins.
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