Version Differences
The Dark Adventure version differs from the Devil World in various ways. The game introduces a third player character, another archeologist named Zorlock, allowing the game to be played by up to three player. The main characters' default long-ranged weapons has been replaced with short-ranged ones, with a sword for Labryna, a whip for Condor, and a spear for Zorlock. The level meter system has been replaced with instant power-ups, although the machine gun, shotgun, and bazooka were removed from this version. The player's life gauge is depleted faster in Dark Adventure and the worlds feature a less linear designs with multiple exits. Unlike the Devil World version, Dark Adventure only features one ending.
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