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Jet Lee

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Based on Bruce Lee

Jet Lee screenshot

About

Bruce Lee is a 1984 platform game for Atari 8-bit computers, written by Ron J. Fortier and published by Datasoft, with graphics by Kelly Day and music by John A. Fitzpatrick; a second player can control the character Yamo, or take turns controlling Bruce Lee. Jet Lee is a remake of the martial-arts platform game Bruce Lee, offering three selectable player characters (Ninja, Yamo, or Jet Lee), a choice of named difficulty levels, and configurable pixel scaling via command-line options; it's built with SDL2, OpenGL, and OpenAL for Windows and Linux.

Getting started

A pre-built Windows binary is available, or it can be compiled from source with CMake on Linux or via MSYS2 on Windows; controls are the arrow keys to run, up to jump, down to hide, Left Control to punch, and running plus Left Control to kick.

History

The project was created as an entry for the igdc.ru game development contest, entry #125.

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