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Karate Blazers

FightingHack & Slash

Released

Mar 1, 1991

13,030 days ago
Platforms
  • Arcade
Ratings

Not rated yet

Release dates

North America dates
  1. Dec 31, 199112,725 days ago
    • Arcade
  2. Mar 1, 199113,030 days ago
    • Arcade

About

Karate Blazers is a beat-em-up where four disciples are out to avenge their masters death, retrieve some stolen scrolls and save their masters daughter who has been kidnapped over various levels. The four guys are Mark, Glen, Akira and Gil, and you can choose to play as one of them while up to three other players can choose one as well, as four players can play on screen at the same time. The game is viewed from the side and after a wave of baddies are defeated the screen scrolls to the right a bit further until the end of the stage. At the end of a couple of stages you face a boss who has a energy bar which needs emptying. If you are hit by a baddy then you lose part of your energy bar. When it empties you lose one of two lives. When you lose both lives it's game over but you can continue where you last die and you can choose another character.

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How long to beat

HowLongToBeat ↗ · 4 players
Main story
43 min

Game info

Released
1991 · see every game from that year
Modes
Single player · Co-operative · Split screen
Perspective
Side view
Multiplayer
  • Couch co-op 4Campaign co-op, Couch co-op, Split screen, Drop-in / drop-out

Other versions

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Themes & tags

Story & names

Mark, Glen, Akira, and Gil are the four disciples of an old Chinese master of the martial arts. The master was killed, his scrolls stolen, and his daughter kidnapped. The Karate Blazers set out for revenge for their master, to save the daughter, and to recover the scrolls that unlock the secret techniques for the "Killing" blow.

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Also known as

  • とうしんブレイザーズJapanese title - stylized

Release dates by region

2 releases in 2 regions

worldwide

north america

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Where to find it

Data from IGDB and Steam. Critic scores from OpenCritic. Dates shown for North America, in your local time zone.