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(I guess Legendary Axe would also be applicable, even though that was also inspired by Rastan.)
(Asytanax, too.)
(And so on and on and on and on...)
Specially for the move to the side and just slash the sword in the same way thing.
Obviously a Rastan ripoff
Make no mistake, though--this game has plenty of original content. It also has many other references to related material, such as the Conan movies, The Lost Vikings, and He-Man: Masters of the Universe.
no. he's talking concept & level design, not game design.
its not just Volgar being a ripped topless barbarian killing lizardmen just like in Rastan, its also the first 5 seconds of the game has the little breakable block leading down into a cavern with a power up being guarded by 2 flying enemies. That's a carbon copy of the start of Rastan.