| Display title | Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Battle Kid: Fortress of Peril is an NES game by one-man operation Sivak Games. The gameplay is basically an honest version of I Wanna Be the Guy (i.e, all the Platform Hell challenge of the original, minus the infamous out-of-nowhere surprises and Trial and Error Gameplay) with heavy Metroidvania elements. It uses an eight-character password for continuing (unless you're on one of the difficulty levels that don't let you continue). It boasts "over 550 rooms, more than 30 enemy types, and 8 bosses" standing between you and victory. |
