Decap Attack
SCORE: 40
Rummaging through a box of old games I
found it - a 16-bit home console video game Family Friendly Gaming never
reviewed. Most intelligent readers will look at the name Decap Attack
and draw a conclusion. Your conclusion of avoiding Decap Attack is right
on the money. My review is to reinforce and reaffirm what you already
know.
Decap Attack has a horror theme. This Genesis game feels like one
monster is being used to fight off other monsters. Using evil to fight
off an evil invasion. Not the most morally or ethically sound. The era
before Family Friendly Gaming did have certain issues. The main
character can find a head and throw it. He can also jump on enemies and
punch them.
The mummy like character in Decap Attack is light on his feet. His jumps
are beyond any and every Olympic record. The music is annoying, the
violence lengthy since enemies respawn, and the game can be difficult at
first. Players need to improve their play each and every time to
progress through the levels in Decap Attack.
The backgrounds in Decap Attack look like the 8-bit Ninja Gaiden
graphics. The game play has a similar feel to it as well. Decap Attack
is a road map of what not to do in a video game.
- Mark
Graphics: 40%
Sound: 50%
Replay/Extras: 50%
Gameplay: 30%
Family Friendly Factor: 30%
System: Genesis
Publisher: Sega
Developer:
Sega
Rating: ‘NR’ - Not Rated
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