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Commodore 64

Kong (Anirog Software)

1982 1 Players 40% Not Rated

Kong is a clone of Donkey Kong. This is a single player game that can be played with joystick or keys. The aim of the game is to achieve a high score by rescuing Fay Ray from the clutches of King Kong. There are four levels in this game. In the first screen Kong rolls barrels towards the player who can smash them with a hammer to gain bonus points. The second screen is set in a pie factory and the player must hurdle oncoming pies on a conveyor belt. Level three has the player pursuing Kong up the sky scraper in lifts while avoiding falling girders and the last level is set in Kong's lair. Each level starts with a set number of bonus points which count down over time so the faster the screen is completed the more points are gained. Umbrellas and handbags can also be collected for bonus points. Published as King Kong in TuttoComputer/Games 2 in Italy in1985. In Commodore Force #01 (January 1993) - Reel Action #2 / also released as "Kong 64" / a.k.a. "Super Kong", "Krazy Kong"

Release date
December 31, 1982
Developer
Jeff Gamon
Publisher
Anirog Software Ltd.
Players
1

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Kong (Anirog Software)

Kong is a clone of Donkey Kong.

This is a single player game that can be played with joystick or keys. The aim of the game is to achieve a high score by rescuing Fay Ray from the clutches of King Kong. There are four levels in this game. In the first screen Kong rolls barrels towards the player who can smash them with a hammer to gain bonus points.
The second screen is set in a pie factory and the player must hurdle oncoming pies on a conveyor belt. Level three has the player pursuing Kong up the sky scraper in lifts while avoiding falling girders and the last level is set in Kong's lair.
Each level starts with a set number of bonus points which count down over time so the faster the screen is completed the more points are gained. Umbrellas and handbags can also be collected for bonus points.

Published as King Kong in TuttoComputer/Games 2 in Italy in1985. In Commodore Force #01 (January 1993) - Reel Action #2 / also released as "Kong 64" / a.k.a. "Super Kong", "Krazy Kong"

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Developer
Jeff Gamon
Publisher
Anirog Software Ltd.

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WorldwideDecember 31, 1982 · Not Rated

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