History VideoGame / Trojan

* LandMineGoesClick[=/=]OneHitKill: The fourth stage, set in some ruins, have multiple landmines that costs you a life if you stepped on them.

* OneWordTitle[=/=]MarketBasedTitle: Just "Trojan"; but known in Japan as ''Tatakai no Banka'', which means "A Requiem for Battle".

* RollingAttack: The Armandillon enemies wear curved armor resembling pillbugs, and can contort themselves to balls and roll at you with a tackle.

* CutAndPasteEnvironments: The game does this rather frequently, though it ''might'' be excused given its age. For instance, the third stage; you travel down multiple floors via elevator, killing mooks on each stage, until you reach the level's basement. You then find an exit, and travels ''upwards'' via elevator, through multiple floors, all of them which are recycled areas from the first half.

* HatOfFlight: Some enemies wears helicopter-helmets allowing them to hover above you and drop exploding projectiles.

* PowerFist: The Iron Arm enemies, as the name states, wears steel gauntlets for punching you up close.
* RollingAttack: The Armandillon enemies wears curved armor resembling pillbugs, and can contort themselves to balls and roll at you with a tackle.

''Trojan'' is a 1986 side-scrolling HackAndSlash action game made by Creator/{{CAPCOM}}, using a format similar to ''[[VideoGame/KungFuMaster Kung-Fu Master]]'' from two years ago (and incidentally sharing a director, Takashi Nishiyama) but now recycled in a post-apocalyptic setting.

* AdaptationExpansion: The NES re-release. It's stages are longer, you're granted extra power-ups and there are hidden rooms absent in the arcade release.

* CutAndPasteEnvironments: The game does this rather frequently, though it ''might'' be excused given it's age. For instance, the third stage; you travel down multiple floors via elevator, killing mooks on each stage, until you reach the level's basement. You then find an exit, and travels ''upwards'' via elevator, through multiple floors, all of them which are recycled areas from the first half.

* SpringJump: While your jumping range is not too different from other games of it's kind, there are areas where you can find a red, glowing neon "JUMP" surface on the floors. Jumping on them will send you to the top of the screen.

* AWinnerIsYou: What you get after defeating Achilles, though the game gets a pass due to it's age.

(''followed by a brisk enemy gallery before either kicking you back to the first stage with your score and lives intact or '')

''Trojan'' (known internationally as ''[[TheForeignSubtitle Requiem for Battle]]''") is a 1986 side-scrolling HackAndSlash action game made by Creator/{{CAPCOM}}, using a format similar to ''VideoGame/KungFuMaster'' from two years ago (and incidentally sharing a director, Takashi Nishiyama) but now recycled in a post-apocalyptic setting.

* LandMineGoesClick: The fourth stage, set in some ruins, have multiple landmines that costs you a life if you stepped on them.

* MeaningfulName: You're the '' Hero Trojan'', and the FinalBoss is called Achilles.
* OneWordTitle: Just "Trojan".

* SpringJump: While your jumping range is not too different from other games of it's kind, there are areas where you can find a red, glowing neon "JUMP" on the floors. Jumping on these surfaces will send you to the top of the screen.

(''followed by a brisk enemy gallery before kicking you to the first stage'')

''Trojan'' (known internationally as ''[[TheForeignSubtitle Requiem for Battle]]") is a 1986 side-scrolling HackAndSlash action game made by Creator/{{CAPCOM}}, using a format similar to ''VideoGame/KungFuMaster'' from two years ago (and incidentally sharing a director, Takashi Nishiyama) but now recycled in a post-apocalyptic setting.

In the aftermath of a nuclear war, the souls of warlords from the past have been brought back to life, destroying what remains of civilizations, with Achilles (yes, ''[[/Literature/TheIliad that]]'' Achilles) ruling the world.