Originally an enemy from the notoriously challenging Ghosts n’ Goblins series, Firebrand starts off in that series’ home turf: a graveyard. After defeating a dragon in the dungeon, it’s back out into the haunted world for Firebrand. Firebrand was locked up in a dungeon, and now it’s payback time. Demons have been fighting over these stones for eons, and just as Firebrand was about to emerge victorious, his victory was thwarted by his rival: Phalanx. The game’s plot revolves around six Infinity Stone-esque gems that grant their owner incredible abilities. What is the titular demon’s crest? Well, there are six of them, actually. The game just happens to have a wonderfully spooky main character and setting that both ooze with with style - and power. Rather, it’s a well-made side-scroller platformer with some RPG elements that falls squarely in the Metroidvania subgenre.
There are no survival elements to the game, and the main character, a demon named Firebrand, doesn’t feel underpowered. No, you don’t have to play this on the Wii U! (Nintendo doesn’t have an official Demon’s Crest trailer for the Switch for some reason.)ĭemon’s Crest isn’t a horror game in the way the term is often used today.
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