| Display title | Monster Bash |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Monster Bash was a sidescrolling platformer released by Apogee Software for the PC in 1993. The game stars 10-year-old Johnny Dash (probably no relation to Johnny Cash) on a quest to rescue his puppy Tex from the evil Count Chuck, who plans to turn all the pets of the Day World into monsters. Armed with only a slingshot and an endless supply of rocks, Johnny must travel through 28 levels of undead horrors. |