I suggest you check some videos on Youtube. Talking about graphics, the arcade is terrific.
The result is an incredibly engaging game with addictive gameplay, easily able to compete with the great platformers of the '90s. The rest is pretty standard platforming: Rastan can walk, crouch, jump, climb on chains, and shift on sloping platforms (just like Lionheart). Don't forget to collect other useful objects such as armors and shields.
The sword is not the only weapon: axes and maces are not only more powerful, but they also have a more extended range. It's a powerful move that you will often use, especially with bosses. You can also jump and swing the sword down to hit enemies. Very useful, for example, with flying creatures. By clicking the action button and moving at the same time the joystick in one direction, you can decide where to hit with the sword. The gameplay also has some unique elements. Enemies include harpies, gorgons, centaurs, chimeras, and other monsters you usually find in greek mythology, but not so often in classic fantasy. Anyway, the settings of the game and the choice of monsters are quite original. But hey, we are talking about Conan: he doesn't like to save princesses. The plot is pretty dumb: apparently, your final goal is to defeat a dragon, just that. The game is clearly inspired by Conan you can see it from the iconic position of the hero, who holds the two-handed sword straight behind him, leaning his left shoulder forward. The hero of this coin-up is the classic barbarian, the one you have seen in the legendary Conan movies of the '80s with Arnold Schwarzenegger. The game was designed and directed by Toshiyuki (aka "Nenko") Nishimura. Rastan is a hack & slash side-scrolling platformer created by Taito and released initially in 1987.
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