Zool – Ninja of the Nth Dimension
Zool is a fast-paced platformer featuring an intergalactic ninja warrior battling through surreal candy-themed worlds. Originally developed as an Amiga title, this SNES version features enhanced graphics and gameplay.
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About This Retro Game
Play as Zool, an elite ninja from the Nth Dimension on a mission to prove his skills
Seven vibrant worlds with unique themes including Candy Land and Music World
Fluid acrobatic gameplay with wall-jumping, sliding, and projectile attacks
Collect power-ups and defeat bizarre enemies like walking gummy bears
Critically acclaimed electronic soundtrack by Patrick Phelan
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