Firebrand's skin becomes like iron and he now takes half the damage from attacks. Transforms Firebrand into Legendary Gargoyle. Ruling over the past, the crest enables the owner to go back in time. While unable to fly, Firebrand gains the ability to swim and breathe underwater. Transforms Firebrand into Tidal Gargoyle. Ruling over the ocean, the crest allows the owner to swim beneath the seas. It's also able to cut vines with wind blast. Grants the ability to fly horizontally and vertically. Transforms Firebrand into Aerial Gargoyle. Ruling over the sky, the crest enables the owner control of the wind. Firebrand can't fly while in this form, but he can charge into stone statues and rocks to break them, as well as move heavy objects out of the way.
Transforms Firebrand into Ground Gargoyle. Ruling over the earth, the crest gives great strength to its owner.
Also, the player can collect life extensions, urns (used to store potions), vellums (used to contain spells), potions, talismans and spells. The player collects different Crests (Fire, Earth, Air, Water, Time and Heaven) which, when equipped during the game, allows Firebrand to gain different abilities and alter his appearance. As you progress Firebrand will gain more health. Each level can be played multiple times, and often the player has to revisit a level with new Crests to access areas, items and bosses that he or she could not before. Something worth noting is that the ROM’s header is “DARKEDEN”, which may be indicative of the game being used as a base for this demo.The gameplay is a mix of standard platforming, with mild RPG elements. The port was pitched to Capcom but never ended up materializing into a full product.
As such, a patched version is also included within this release. With some hacking, you can progress further to a semi-functional rendition of the first stage. When attempting to play it unaltered, the game will crash after pressing start at the title screen. Unfortunately it seems to be in a rather buggy state. This demo was previously unknown to the internet, but appears to be a faithful port of the Super Nintendo original. The following is a largely unfinished port of Demon’s Crest for the Game Boy Advance by Rival Dreams.
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