Clash at Demonhead is one of the best games in the action and adventure genre. The game was developed by Vic Tokai in 1989. The story depicts Billy, also known as Big Bang, a SABER sergeant: the special reaction force for emergencies. Saber forces were involved in a fierce battle with the Devil Battalion. Thanks to Bang’s great contributions in the war, he received full respect from the headquarters. After completing that fight, Bang decided to have a fun vacation at the beach with his girlfriend, Mary. While they were chatting, Bang received an urgent message from HQ. The message states that the enemy at Demonhead is holding the inventor of Bom Doomsday, Professor Plum. If that bomb exploded, his planet would be a dead planet.
On his journey, Bang soon learns how to defuse the bomb. At the same time, he met Michael, who claimed to be his ally and knew that he was being possessed by a demon in Demonhead that sought to control his mind. Bang resisted the demon’s magic but his friend Michael did not. The demon after failing to control mind Bang’s devised a new plan by using Michael to trick Bang. At the same time, it also destroyed Tom Guycott and stole his medal. Bang destroys the demon and rescues Professor Plum but it is late. Doomsday has been completed. The only way to stop it is to find the medals kept by the governor. Bang must defeat the fearsome and horrible demons to get those medals.
In the game, Big Bang can move flexibly and kill enemies with a handgun equipped. Each destroyed enemy will give Bang a certain amount of money, he can use it to upgrade weapons in the store. There are many different weapons in the game such as Boomerang. Each weapon will help Bang have a different power. In addition, he can collect support items to be able to use special powers such as miniatures, teleportation, flying, healing or the strongest is invincible. The game is divided into small stages with a total of 40 stages. Each stage is a point on the world map, players can play continuously according to the plot or replay the stages have passed.
