Warp-gates appear in rounds of each area. If you happen to get one fruit, a special item will appear. These special items include handbags, wrist watches, a pair of shoes, a teddy bear, and a bottle of perfume. Another girl will appear and take you up to the clouds where the object is to collect as many hearts as you can without falling down or getting the item again.
Once you have collected all the hearts, you can get the item to return to the surface, and more often than not, you'll get further in the round.
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Books Video icon An illustration of two cells of a film strip. The player must journey across the world and defeat all the other dragons in the land in order to return to their human form. As in the original game, players explore various lands, defeating enemies to earn items, such as arrows and fireballs, and money which can be used to purchase new weapons and armor.
Over the course of the game, the player gains new animal forms, each with new abilities allowing for additional exploration. These include Lizard-Man, who can spit fire, Mouse-Man, who can cling onto checkerboard-patterned blocks, Piranha-Man, who can swim underwater, Lion-Man, who can perform a vertical slash attack, and Hawk-Man, who can fly through the air. The game retains the gameplay and level design of the original game, albeit with some enhancements such as instant weapon-toggling and removing the need to acquire charm stones to purchase new equipment.
The game also supports passwords from the original game. New features added to the remake include additional difficulty settings, the option to play as a female character named Wonder Girl, hidden bonus areas, and the ability to independently toggle the graphics and audio between modern and retro styles with additional options for visual filters and FM audio.
This marks the first time FM audio had been available officially in a Western release of the game. Development eventually began in late , and the remake was first announced in June The remake was originally developed by programmer Cornut and artist Ben Fiquet, who previously worked together on Soul Bubbles, as a fan remake developed by reverse engineering the original Master System game's code.
To play the game you must reach the end of the level as you scroll sideways. You need to collect fruit as you go and avoid enemies to be successful. Enemies are mobs like snails or bees, and the platformer smoothly transitions from one level to another without stopping.
The only sign you have completed a level is literally a rough wooden sign with the number—and the progressively harder challenges you face. Towards the end the game can get particularly challenging as it forces you to handle combinations like fire, jumping enemies, and moving platforms all at once.
The game manages to add some replay value by having hidden content you can unlock. The 7th boss is the final boss if you simply play through, but if you collect all the dolls it unlocks a hidden level with yet more surprises and an 8th final boss in it.
Compared to modern games this might seem very short, but for this was a reasonably long game. The graphics and simple audio for the game often bring back fond memories for people who play it today. The audio is also simple but charming, and adds to the game.
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