A 1999 Dreamcast hack and slash starring Guts as he cuts through knights and demons with the Dragon Slayer, told through an original story bridging two Berserk manga volumes and built around early quick time event combat that branches the path forward.
A 2004 PlayStation 2 action adventure and the second Berserk game, building on its Dreamcast predecessor with sharper visuals, motion captured animation and a story pushing deeper into the manga's Millennium Falcon arc, released only in Japan and Korea.
A 2016 hack and slash from Omega Force adapting the Berserk manga's Golden Age and Hawk of the Millennium Empire arcs into Dynasty Warriors style one against a thousand combat, casting Guts, Griffith and other Band of the Hawk fighters against huge armies.
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