The Press Says

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70
SNESGameFan Magazine
If you haven't played a Valis game you aren't a gamer as she has made her way to just about every system. here's the things I liked about this game: Good graphics & scrolls plus cool music. My dislike, however, was the difficulty level and playability. Having to repeat the same level over and over was a drag. Next!
50
SNESThe Video Game Critic
The controls are responsive enough, and being able to switch between weapons adds strategy. The crisp, colorful scenery includes burning ruins, flowery meadows, and jewel-encrusted caves. In the meadow stage, the buildings in the distance caught my eye, including one that resembled a tower from Lord of the Rings. Your adversaries include knights and archers, but there are also a few original creations like winged women with spears. The "mechanical monkeys" in the fourth stage resemble dogs made out of fortune cookies, a concept I found somewhat disturbing. Most enemies aren't particularly aggressive and move in predictable patterns. Each stage ends with the obligatory boss encounter, and these include a grim-reaper look-alike and a tiger-riding knight. The electronic background music is respectable but forgettable. In the final analysis, Super Valis IV serves its purpose but that's about it.


Our Users Say

Platform Votes Score
SNES 1 3.2
TurboGrafx CD 2 3.4
Combined MobyScore 3 3.3


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