Solomon's Key

Entertaining, but difficult, just a classic that will have you hours in front of the TV

Solomon's Key is definitely an underrated game its a lot of fun you'll be playing it for hours. Just remember to push up and A+B on the controller to continue so you don't have to start over.

A great puzzle action game from Tecmo. Very difficult after a few levels ,I recommend playing it after reading a guide to understand all the intricate workings and items. A hidden gem for the NES.

Solomon's Key is one of the best games for the NES, yet I find it very underrated since I never hear people talking about it. Sure there's a bunch of positive reviews online but I don't ever remember any of my friends owning it nor even mentioning it. I just wish there was a password system because once you die; going back and replaying some of the puzzles does suck!

A great strategic puzzle game. I do wish the game had password as losing your lives means you have to plow through many previously solved puzzles to get back to where you were.

Bought for my Mom for Christmas and she loves it!

This is the most underrated game I've ever played on the nes. The ability to create and destroy blocks totally changes the puzzle and the way you solve it. You become the designer of the game. I love this game and would recommend it to anyone.

Solomon's Key is a puzzle game developed by Tecmo in 1986. Probably one of the most difficult games to appear on the NES. You can't save the game, so if you lose all of your lives at level 49, you have to start from the beginning. There are 64 levels in total with 15 being secrets. In 1993, a prequel was released named Fire 'N Ice in North America (called Solomon's Key 2 elsewhere).