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PC
Adventure
| Viewed: | 2D Combination | Genre: | Adventure Compilation |
| Media: | CD | Arcade origin: | No |
| Developer: | Knowledge Adventure | Soft. Co.: | Vivendi |
| Publishers: | Vivendi
(GB) |
Released: | 1 Nov 2002
(GB) |
| Ratings: | 3+ | ||
| No Accessories: | No Accessories | ||
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Summary
"Now then, Butt-Uglies. Having a little trouble conquering Earth? That's because you're a bunch of useless weaklings! Time to go to Boot Camp, Martians, and prove yourself worthy as a member of the Mars invasion force. Got it!? Good."
Yeah, Dr Damage can be quite harsh for a Martian, but he does have a point. If you're gonna invade your neighbour and arch-enemy's territory, you've gotta be ready. Complete Damage's BOG-stacle course successfully and you're on your way, but it is one mean challenge.
Essentially a compilation of mini-games as opposed to a single adventure, Martian Boot Camp has the Butt-Uglies competing in beat-em-up challenges, space races and Breakout clones.
According to the old warrior himself, this is an important training session and is to be taken very seriously, but you just won't be able to help yourself from cracking a smile here or there. It is one of the most amusing games we've come across.
Game environments are generally pre-rendered and animated, and although the control method is different for each game, gameplay never becomes complicated or frustrating.
Martian Boot Camp is well suited to kids for its cartoon visuals and simple gameplay, but it can also be appealing to adults with its daffy humour and comedic approach. Good fun.
Yeah, Dr Damage can be quite harsh for a Martian, but he does have a point. If you're gonna invade your neighbour and arch-enemy's territory, you've gotta be ready. Complete Damage's BOG-stacle course successfully and you're on your way, but it is one mean challenge.
Essentially a compilation of mini-games as opposed to a single adventure, Martian Boot Camp has the Butt-Uglies competing in beat-em-up challenges, space races and Breakout clones.
According to the old warrior himself, this is an important training session and is to be taken very seriously, but you just won't be able to help yourself from cracking a smile here or there. It is one of the most amusing games we've come across.
Game environments are generally pre-rendered and animated, and although the control method is different for each game, gameplay never becomes complicated or frustrating.
Martian Boot Camp is well suited to kids for its cartoon visuals and simple gameplay, but it can also be appealing to adults with its daffy humour and comedic approach. Good fun.
