Akazukin (Japan)

Sigma • 1983

Akazukin (Japan) — Title screen
Title screen
Akazukin (Japan) — Gameplay
Gameplay

Sigma’s Akazukin, released in Japan in 1984, is a two-player shooter game employing a firelock mechanic. Players control characters who navigate through environments while engaging enemies with projectile weaponry reminiscent of historical firearms. The game's title translates from Japanese to "Red Riding Hood," although the connection to that familiar fairy tale isn’t immediately apparent within the gameplay itself. Gameplay involves maneuvering your character and timing shots to defeat waves of approaching adversaries. Cooperative play allows for two players to work together, enhancing the challenge and providing a shared experience as they progress through the game's stages. Akazukin offers a straightforward yet engaging shooting experience rooted in early arcade action titles.

Details

Manufacturer
Sigma
Year
1983
Players
2
Genre
Shooter / Firelock
Display
raster
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
akazukin

Machine data derived from the MAME project.