Genesis

Alisia Dragoon

Alisia Dragoon is one monster party that Genesis players won't wanna' miss. It's loaded with all the good things you want. You can expect handsome graphics, responsive play control, and thumb-burning challenge. Go ahead, behave like a monster. Alisia will love you for it.

The solid game mechanics, cool graphics, and great soundtrack will hook you in and keep you playing until the very end. I recommend it wholeheartedly. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to get back to playing.

Another neat feature is that the game is packed with secret screens and bonuses which, when combined with the tough gameplay, results in plenty of long-lasting appeal. With its excellent graphics and sound, Alisia Dragoon is a game that's highly recommended to shoot 'em up and platform addicts alike!

Bleibt abschließend zu sagen, das Alisia Dragoon ein sehr interessantes, rundum gelungenes Spiel ist, durch die Monster ein nicht alltägliches Feature aufwartet und deshalb durchaus einen Blick wert ist.

El juego está bien equilibrado, todo raya a buen nivel sin alcanzar la maestría, pero sin lugar a dudas es una opción interesante.

There is, of course, a reason why she wants to flash-fry all manner of wildlife; one about retrieving a shooting star that helps avenge the death of her father who fell foul of aforementioned heavenly fakes. But it’s safe to admit early that none of that really matters. Sure, white-robed angels show up in the middle of ancient ruins to float over techno-tinted, moss-covered menhirs and gloat at her lack of progress from time to time, but these brief intrusions are simple intermissions between electro-fuelled slaughtering. Perhaps it’s a little redundant to say so of a game made back in 1992, but Alisia stars in an old-school caper more oriented towards mowing down waves of cannon-fodder than delving into her reasons why.