
Play Battle Tycoon - Flash Hiders SFX Online
Game Info
- Platform
- SNES
- Genres
- Fighting
- Developers
- Right Stuff
- Publishers
- Right Stuff
- Release date
- May 19, 1995
Summary
Battle Tycoon (Flash Hiders SFX) feels like stepping into an animeâstyled fighting circuit where every match is a chance to build a legend. From sunrise to sunset you can wander into the inâgame shop, spend the cash youâve earned, and fineâtune your gear, while the night opens up betting tables and arena bouts that reward extra cash and experience. The game even lets you drop into street scrapes at any hour, so the action never really stops.
I love the way the difficulty ladder climbs from Easy all the way up to the ominous "Death" setting, and the clone mechanic adds a wild twistâsometimes youâll face a mirror image thatâs stronger, weaker, or deadâon equal. Defeated opponents donât just disappear; they often reappear later at higher levels, keeping the roster feeling alive and unpredictable.
The cast mixes familiar faces like Bang Vipot and Seena Vanpied with fresh blood such as Guston Slayed, a Boranzo mixedâmartial artist, and Pachet Vain, a swordswoman who can morph into a polar bear for a special move. Each fighter is tracked by three extra gaugesâattack power, speed, and guard toughnessâso mastering the stats feels as rewarding as landing the final knockout.
Storyline
Battle Tycoon: Flash Hiders SFX (often just called Battle Tycoon) puts players in the shoes of a fantasy martialâarts prize fighter in an animeâstyled world. The game follows a dayânight cycle where you upgrade gear, place bets on arena bouts, and take on street fights, all aimed at becoming a rich, powerful champion.
The story centers on Bang Vipot, a young man who accidentally foiled an evil organizationâs plan to run a fighting tournament. A year later the Battle Tycoon tournament returns and Bang reâenters the arena. His main rival is JailâŻLance, a swordâwielding member of the Wallace tribe who is also Bangâs father, bearing a lionâs spirit but lacking the tribeâs signature animalâtransformation move.
Edited by Maya Carter




