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Barbarian Warrior

Review

This side-scroller has you fighting skeletons and demons to rescue a captive. A brisk hack-and-slash challenge from the browser era.


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Platform
Adobe Flash
Released
2008
Perspective
Side view
Size
1.50 MB
Rating
0 votes

About Barbarian Warrior

Barbarian Warrior was one of those simple action games you'd find during the Flash era. It appeared on many gaming portals around 2007 or so, a time when a quick browser game was a common distraction. The setup was straightforward, a classic rescue mission against a dark sorcerer.

You control a lone warrior navigating a side-scrolling landscape. Your basic actions are moving with the arrow keys and swinging your sword with the spacebar. The objective is to fight through waves of enemy creatures, like skeletons and flying demons, to reach the end of each stage. You jump across platforms, avoid environmental hazards, and occasionally face a larger boss enemy. The pacing is brisk, and the difficulty comes from the constant enemy attacks and precise timing needed for jumps. It feels like a condensed, slightly clunky version of the arcade hack-and-slash games it draws from.