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Platform, Indie, Arcade, Action
You are Sarah, princess of the peaceful realm of Kaleiya. The quiet life of your kingdom was lost the day your father was seduced and then kidnapped by Lilith, a demon mistress. Travel through ice castles, cold dungeons, lava caves and much more! Bring your father and king back home!
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Nostalgic, unpretentious, clear and cool.
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ZTGDKen McKownFeb 20168/10Low replay value aside this is an enjoyable romp, granted you have the patience and skills to finish these treacherous castles.
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Nintendo EnthusiastDominick AshtearNov 20217.5/10Ultimately, Amazing Princess Sarah took two of my favorite NES games and mushed them into one product. Despite some frustrating flaws, it's still a pretty good game, and it's well worth your time if you enjoy the original Castlevania and Super Mario Bros. 2.
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GameSpewRichard SeagraveMay 20227/10It may not be entirely original, then, and it’s certainly generic in the looks department, but Amazing Princess Sarah is good fun for those who like old-school platformers such as Castlevania. It’s the type of game that you can play through in one or two sittings, having fun flinging one enemy at another. Then maybe you’ll return to it from time to time to tackle its hoist of additional unlockable game modes. You certainly can’t go wrong for its budget price.
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Hardcore GamerAlex CarlsonAug 20143/5Amazing Princess Sarah is a competent, if uninspired indie platformer.
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Pure XboxKen BarnesFeb 20166/10Amazing Princess Sarah is a good retro platformer, of that there is no doubt. There's also plenty to do, although the nature of the implementation means that some will feel that it crosses the line into repetitiveness. It would have taken longer in development of course, but if the game had 30 levels in play as opposed to five levels repeated six times with slightly different character parameters, the developers would have been onto a surefire winner. As it stands though, Amazing Princess Sarah still has the ability to hook you and is enjoyable enough for the price.
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IGDB rating 5.5/10 from 1 ratings.
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