Demon's Crest (Super Nintendo, 1994)

If you want a good classic 2D game with career of your hero, impressive graphics, you should play this game. Here you find standard platformer with elements of RPG, interesting gameplay and well done storyline.

Your hero walks through the levels, beats or escapes the bosses, collects different artifacts that give great powers. That powers allow to beat strong bosses that you had to escape before.
When you think you've done everything the game will surprise you and make look for lost items and units to get best ending.

The producer didn't expect the game would be a success, so it rather rare, However it costs the money you spent to buy it.

world best game review of year

one of the awesome game of the year fun to play if your inrested in this game i got say well u just can't get enough of this & take my word for it this game is awesome to play if your gamer & u don't what to play this is it i recommend on this game it so worth playing 10 out 10 perfect
plus beleave gamers i got the worlds greatest to the worst & take from me i just love even the world dumdest game could be awesome on my book to graphic well don't see the problem with but all i can is a job well done sound hmmmm i hear just it perfecly the music i think i love videogame music i just can't get enough of it & the gameplay well as u see its like i all ready knew how to play when i got it at the store ready if u don't beleave what i say then take look at the game 4 yourself if u don't like it then don't play it plus the video game company work hard everyday to make it just the way we want game to be made u did me proud game comanys u win my vote

Graphic 10/10
Gameplay 10/10
Sound 10/10
Music 10/10

In other just an awesome game of the year 0_0 ;D :/

The third installment in Capcom's Gargoyle's Quest trilogy, Demon's Crest is an excellent blend of action-platformer and RPG elements. The graphics are pretty impressive for their time, the gameplay is fun and challenging (very challenging), and the music is atmospheric and well-orchestrated. The crests from the game's title provide a great deal of variety, and you'll need it. The levels are packed with secret paths, hidden bosses, and special items. With multiple endings and a blisteringly difficult final boss (not to mention the secret boss), it's a game you can sink a lot of time into. This entire trilogy seems to be almost unknown even amongst gamers, and that's a shame. If you're a fan of the SNES, this is a title you shouldn't miss.