Sword Master another game for the Nintendo Entertainment system that i actually owned but unfortunately never really played as i always found it harder on the actual control than here on my Lenovo laptop this is my review of Sword Master

Graphics-5 Normally any other Nintendo Entertainment System graphics are good but here on Sword Master the graphics are not really too much to talk about though some things maybe deemed to be a well done job the game was never really given a proper hardcore background than it being hills with trees with a village and dominated by a huge castle as for the levels they are ok but they arent nothing to talk about as nothing changes when your going through the level much background wise

Sound-8 Sound for me was the best part of this game when in a 1 on 1 battle i do love the sword sounds that brought the game to life a little and when hurt you know as the hero of the day yelps in pain the music is also catchy in later levels for me personally but the music does change from level to level giving the game more life sound for Sword Master was the standout feature of the game

Addictiveness-3 When you read the name of the game you should think this game sounds very addicting and many challenges may lay ahead and that you don't know what sort of enemies you might becoming up against that stuff unfortunately its not there isnt many enemies to fight for my liking for a side scrolling game its also repetitive which is a shame you'll see what i mean a little

Story-2 A evil wizard has kidnapped a damsel and taken her to the nearby mysterious castle which no ones knows what lurks in there it is up to the knight in shining armour to save her battling through enemies and bring her back to safety

there was not much story to this even letting the game play did not give you much detail of the story but that is how it goes 

Depth-4 Despite not having many enemies and some enemies do come in every single level there is lots of fun to be had fighting through 7 levels which do get harder and harder level by level but again there's not much else i can say on this part

Difficulty-8 Its not the controls that are hard to learn though may needed to be learned if you've never played this game before as this game most of the times you will find yourself battered and bruised in no time theres 3 forms of attacking high attack front attack and low attack all are needed and just incase you thought that was it...its not you also have to learn to defend a little when in 1 on 1 battles attacking all the time will be your weakness and will get you hurt alot it can also be very annoying if you wanna try to complete the game as dying is a little common from my view on this game

Thats my review of the Nintendo Entertainment System game Sword Master thanks for reading and i hope you enjoy playing the game 

Hey, this isn't bad at all. Nice work here. I'm glad that I decided to swing by the RGR when I did, and saw that this was the most recent review. I may try this one, but I am a little less excited at the idea now that I've read this. lol

You did a good job putting this one together. You let the player know what to expect, and explained the fundamentals well. Thank you for contributing to the RGR. Keep on writing reviews!

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