CJ in the USA
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Player Reviews
Average score: 2.5 out of 5 (based on 13 ratings with 2 reviews)
Highly addictive platform game.
The Good
The addictive platforming action, the exploring of the levels, the nice-looking graphics, the well-animated little enemies and the imaginatively-designed bosses and backgrounds. Good ending sequence as well.
The Bad
The music gets a bit dull after a while.
The Bottom Line
CJ the Elephant, star of 'CJ's Elephant Antics' is once more called into action. This time, his relatives have all been kidnapped by a hunter and taken to America. They have already been sent to various parts of the USA, so it's up to you - as CJ - to make your way through four 2D scrolling platform levels, finding the elephants and fighting off the hostile hazards. The levels contain such places as the Big Apple, the wild west, Hollywood and Disneyland, each level ending in an encounter with a giant, extra-tough enemy. The varied hostile elements you meet along the way include everything from rats, alligators and snakes to American football players and cowboys (and this must be the only game I know of to contain cute cartoon muggers and Klu Klux Klan). Just as good as the first CJ game, and well worth tracking down if you're a fan of platform games.
Commodore 64 · by Gary Smith (57) · 2004
The Good
Nice graphisms, good animation of ennemies, graphisms are clear, it's easy to tell what will kills you. boss fights are nice.
The Bad
Only one music for all game. You'll have to memorize every enemy position to be able to beat the latest levels. A lot of die & retry to avoid some deadly traps.
The Bottom Line
An average action/platformer game which will require, once more, to memorize all the game and enemies position to be able to complete most of the last levels. The scrolling is nice and enemies come in a variety of beasts and humans.
Still not a top10 game, it's worth playing.
Amiga · by Mantalow · 2024
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Critic reviews added by Tim Janssen, Martin Smith, FatherJack, lights out party, xPafcio.