Kick Master

Kick Master

released on Feb 01, 1992

Kick Master

released on Feb 01, 1992

Kick Master is a 2D action platformer focused on martial arts and casting magic. It contains eight linear levels with a boss battle at the end of each level. It also has some role-playing elements, namely leveling, which makes the character stronger after every reached level.


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Every now and then someone will talk about one of their favourite games and say "This game actually isn't any good, BUT" and to that I say, I know someone is going to play Kick Master and think it's a piece of shit, or think it's too hard, or find the last level disgusting or find no enjoyment in the things I enjoy, but I don't care! Kick Master owns in more ways then it sucks. There is no other game that makes flying around the screen, kicking any monster in the air anywhere near as fun and it's one hundred percent the best action platformer on the NES

an early banger from g-d's chosen programmer, it kicks, it rips, you might rip your hair out too. a must play for folks who love your castled vanias.

first played on a CoolBaby 500-in-1 multicart

This game is classic Nes Taito. A good looking game with some great music. The combat is fun and enemies dropping items when dead never gets old. The challenge is high but you have a multitude of abilities at your disposal to help you out. You gotta check it out, its that simple.

One of the better Ninja Gaiden clones with some unique ideas like adding basic rpg elements.
The game is absolutely flawed and doesn't work as well but it is still a great challenge through and through.
The final boss pattern is so easy yet so challenging. Unexpectedly great game.

This is not a good game but something about it is alluring to me. I might just be hoping that maybe, just maybe, the kickmaster will leap from the screen and stomp my face into mush.

A good NES action game with a lot of different moves and tight controls. The last level has some annoying cheap difficulty thanks to bottomless pits as you scroll upward which make no sense (like in Kid Icarus).