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Game #4677
Hall of Belated Fame Inductee  Ball Blazing Fantasy    View all Top Dogs in this genre
Action   Other action

Rating: 7.6 (5 votes)

Ball Blazing Fantasy box cover

Ball Blazing Fantasy screenshot
Ball Blazing Fantasy is a fun arcade-ish game that plays like a cross between Marble Madness and the Dizzy series of games. It contains two different ball-rolling games: "Ball Blaze" and "The Quest". In "Ball Blaze", your goal as a ball is to hit a stationary ball into your opponent's goal. Practice mode lets you practice your shots against computer-controlled opponents or another human player. Unfortunately you can't play against human players in the Tournament mode, but at least the AI is decent enough to put up a good fight. As in Marble Madness, you'll need to bounce around a lot, be it off the enemy balls, walls, or the neutral ball you are hitting. This mode is a tad too short, but that is not necessarily a bad thing, since you will be spending a lot more time in "The Quest", the highlight of the game.

In "The Quest," your objective is to collect a given amount of minerals to go on to the next level. As usual, you have a limited number of lives, which you can lose by getting killed by enemies or falling off various cliffs. This part of the game is a lot of fun, although it is very difficult. The game is pixellated and the palette looks a bit drab, but the fun gameplay and smooth controls more than make up for this. All in all, if you enjoy games like Marble Madness, you should enjoy this spiritual descendant that has plenty of gameplay to offer action experts. Highly recommended!

Reviewed by: Underdogs
Designer: Lachie Dazdarian
Developer: Kentauri
Publisher: Freeware
Year: 2003
Software Copyright: Lachie Dazdarian
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Multiplayer:  
None that we know of
System Requirements: DOS
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If you like this game, try: Bumpy's Arcade Fantasy, Marble Madness, Rollin

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