And of course, they all stand out for their exceptional level of difficulty. Ninja Gaiden is a classic arcade game from the late '80s, but it's worth including on this list as an entire brand, since subsequent ports and installments have been released on perhaps every platform imaginable, and new titles are still being created today. Devil Daggers is a game that can't be completed, as waves of enemies appear endlessly, but the developers have provided a suitable trophy when you reach a certain point, which is conventionally taken as the finale of this extremely difficult production.
The soundtrack, on the other hand, turned out to be a real masterpiece, as thanks to the moans of the demons, you could pinpoint their exact location. Also liked the hellish atmosphere of the levels and well captured atmosphere of the productions of those years. Players appreciated the very smooth gameplay and style of combat comparable to Quake III Arena skirmishes. As the number of enemies grows, the room available for combat, which takes place in enclosed arenas, melts away, exacerbating the already considerable difficulty. You can throw titular daggers, but just touching an enemy causes death and game over. The player's task here is to survive as long as possible during the attacks of the increasingly numerous hordes of demons. Devil Daggers is an indie FPS that pays homage to the first person shooter games of the early 90s, namely Doom, Quake, Heretic and others.
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