Play Wizards & Warriors 3 Online

So Kuros thought he was done with Malkil for good—turns out evil wizards don’t stay dead that easily. One magic blast later, he’s stumbling into Piedup with no armor, no memories, and a whole lot of trouble. The city’s crawling with guards who’d love to skewer him on sight, so you’ll be sneaking around in disguises (the monk robe works surprisingly well).

It’s classic NES action-RPG stuff—dodgy hitboxes and all—but with this weird mix of swordplay and light magic. You’ll pick up spells like fireballs eventually, but early on it’s mostly about timing your sword swings just right against those obnoxious bats. The palace level’s packed with hidden loot if you poke around, though half the chests seem to explode in your face. Classic.

Honestly, the disguise mechanic’s the coolest part—nothing like casually strolling past enemies who’d murder you if they knew who you really were. Just don’t expect the plot to make much sense by the end.