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Arcade Archives: Solomon's Key

Arcade Archives: Solomon's Key

|Japan|Puzzle, Adventure

6.5 /10

Okay

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Arcade Archives: Solomon's Key is a port of the action game Solomon's Key. Players make full use of the magic of the main character Dana to collect items in various stages and get the book called Solomon's key. Unusual for a game in its time, an arcade and consumer version were both developed at the same time.

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This is a Port leaning into Puzzle, Adventure, Arcade. Confirm the form and fantasy before you commit.

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Cubed3Athanasios · 28 Jan, 2022
6/10

Solomon's Key is undoubtedly one of the better action-puzzlers of the NES era, but sadly it lacks that extra… something that could turn it into something better than just a 'good' title to spend some evenings with. With that said, it's far from a bad experience. The way the action blends with the puzzle-solving is pretty neat, and there are usually multiple solutions to a problem, raising the replay value a bit. Just be ready for a very, very challenging ordeal. This won't show you a single ounce of mercy.

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Seafoam GamingConnor Nichols · 6 Jun, 2019
7/10

Anyone who checked out the NES version either on Nintendo Switch Online or back in the day should really give this Arcade original a shot, since it’s surprisingly addictive. The speed focus is perfect for the caravan mode, making this game one of the most fitting for the score chasing mode in quite a while. It’s still a tricky game, but it’s much more fun than you may expect, and it’s great that Hamster brought this arcade gem to a new generation.

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