6) Silver Sword

Tiny cars, huge bugs, floaty eye things are the imposing enemies you shall see in Silver Sword. All take one hit to defeat, but all can do the same to you. This game's selling point is the fact some enemies die at your feet for some reason, although common sense tells me that you actually have a life bar that doesn't show up on the screen for some equally unknown reason. It should also be noted that in the World of Action 52, common sense is seen as more of a physical, tangible, formidable enemy, one that needs to be destroyed, rather than a template around which one makes their decisions. My guy never seemed to want to leave the sand pits when entering them, so it may be privy for you to stay out of them should you wish to risk it all and play this game. I also have no idea where they get off calling this game Silver Sword when very little about it resembles anything resembling a silver sword. Silver Armor might be a slightly more accurate name for it of equal glory, but Weird Sluggish Grey Thing, assuming the title must be pertinent to the protaganist, is a considerably more accurate title even if the glory conjured lacks.