that her face and hair look really awful." Legacy Kristan Reed of Eurogamer included the "three big, bold, diverse characters," including Tyris, among the reason for why Golden Axe had a "huge" impact on gaming in 1989. A "squat, cartoon version of Tyris Flare" is featured as Golden Axe homage in Mooff Games' Maximus. According to USgamer's Jeremy Parish article about the controversy surrounding Dragon's Crown in the West, the game's "Amazon's red-trimmed chain mail serves as a dual homage to Red Sonja and Tyris Flare." GamesRadar's David Houghton opined Tyris should have made a guest appearance in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim despite the region's cold climate as it is "no stranger to heroes in ridiculously inappropriate clothing." The freeware fanmade prequel game Golden Axe Myth features Tyris as a playable character, and an unofficial mod adds her as a recruitable player character in the role-playing video game Baldur's Gate II. In 2014, Retro Gamer were close to choosing her as one of the classic "ingredients needed to make the ultimate scrolling fighter" for the category "Player 2 character", ultimately choosing Blaze Fielding from Sega's own Streets of Rage''. References Adoptee characters in video games Beat 'em up characters Fantasy video game characters Female characters in video games Fictional swordfighters in video games Orphan characters in video games Princess characters in video games Sega protagonists Queen characters in video games Video game characters introduced in 1989 Video game characters who use magic Video game characters with fire or heat abilities Woman soldier and warrior characters in video games Golden Axe