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Axes

Tools entity

Includes battle axes or similar melee weapons.

70

platforms

Golden Axe II: The Revenge of Death Adder (Arcade)

Golden Axe II: The Revenge of Death Adder

Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar

Ardentryst (Windows)

Barbarian II: The Dungeon of Drax (MS-DOS)

Barbarian II: The Dungeon of Drax

WIN 2010-03

Venetica (Xbox 360)

X360 2009-10-02

Secret of Evermore (Super Nintendo)

Secret of Evermore

SNES 1995-09-18

Magicka: Wizard Wars (Windows)

Magicka: Wizard Wars

WIN 2014-05-27

Tiger Road (ZX Spectrum)

Dragon Age: Origins (Windows)

Dragon Age: Origins

WIN 2009-10-23

Tiger Road (Arcade)

Golden Axe (Amstrad CPC)

The first video game about Axes was released in 1980.

Sega, Codemasters and Ubisoft has published most of these games

Melee weapons : Knives, Swords, Axes, Bludgeons, Pole arms, Whips

Related:
* Two-handed melee weapons
* Dual-wielding - wielding a weapon in each hand
* Shields

Parent groups

Archaic weapons, Mêlée weapons

Related group

Tools
Two-handed mêlée weapons

compare with these groups

Platforms

Windows		149
Linux		139
MS-DOS		26
Mac OS X		25
PS3		17
X360		16
Mac OS Classic		12
Amiga		7
NES		7
Atari ST		7
BeOS		7
PS4		7
C64		6
PS2		6
Apple II E		5
Mega Drive		5
PS		5
ZX Spectrum		5
Pandora		4
NEC PC9801		4
BSD		4
Amstrad CPC		4
Nintendo DS		3
Arcade		3
Xbox		3
SNES		3
Android		3
Master System		3
PSP		3
Internet Only		3

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