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Play Kishin Douji Zenki - Battle Raiden (Japan) Online

Punch demons as a pissed-off spirit god—Zenki’s uppercuts send enemies flying, and when you’re almost dead, you transform into a screen-clearing monster. The pixel art’s chunky, the hits feel heavy, and bosses actually make you sweat.

Developer: Hudson Soft
Genre: Action
Released: 1995
File size: 1.38 KB
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Game Overview

If you've ever wanted to punch demons in the face with the force of a minor god, Kishin Douji Zenki: Battle Raiden is your kind of SNES game. Based on the anime, it's basically a supernatural beat 'em up where you play as Zenki—this angry, muscle-bound spirit who fights like someone just insulted his ancestors. The first level throws you straight into a temple overrun by creepy monsters, and within minutes you're juggling enemies with uppercuts and slamming them into the ground.

The combat feels weighty, like your punches actually hurt, and there's something deeply satisfying about charging up your special move just as a boss starts glowing. Oh, and when you're nearly dead? Zenki transforms into this hulking demon form that wrecks everything on screen—it never gets old. The pixel art's got that gritty '90s charm, all dark temples and neon spell effects.

It's not a long game, but it nails that arcade-style intensity where every hit matters. If you miss the days when brawlers were loud, chaotic, and a little unfair, this one's a solid deep cut from the SNES library.

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