Blast Away the Game Review Writes: "It’s odd, in a way, to see games such as Dragon’s Crown Pro launch in modern days. Side-scrolling brawlers seemingly inside by franchises such as J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings, the Dungeons and Dragons franchise, and game’s such as Golden Axe come to life.
They’re games and franchises that had seemingly all-but disappeared in the last generation. With only a few managing to stick around, it would almost make one wonder what pushed ATLUS and Vanillaware to polish up one of those few games that could easily defy the ages and garner a dedicated fanbase such as the one Dragon’s Crown had managed to do."
GameCrate: "While beat ‘em ups don’t sit atop a throne like they once did, the genre has experienced a renaissance the past few years. Maybe you’ve found your love of the brawler rekindled, or perhaps you’re a newer fan who wants to pummel more fools after playing Streets of Rage 4. Whatever the case may be, here are 10 new school beat ‘em ups worth playing."
Surprised Mother Russia Bleeds didn't make their list. Great game in my opinion.
Great art design. Not all that great for gameplay. Baseline experience for a beat em up.
Love streets of rage 4. I’d even love some DLC for the game or even another installment down the road. Maybe sense SEGA seen the success of Streets of Rage 4 that they may make it into a Triple AAA gaming beat em up title. Similar to the beat’em up favorite of mine back on PS2 called Bouncer. That game was amazing.
The sorceress is likely the best-known among the playable characters of Vanillaware's Dragon's Crown, and she's getting a new figure.
Today Japanese figure manufacturers were in attendance at the winter edition of the Hobby Maker Joint Product Exhibition 2020
