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Agi Gongyong Dooly is an auto-scrolling shooter based on the Korean cartoon Dooly the Little Dinosaur. The protagonist is a baby ceratosaurus who was abducted by aliens, brought back to Earth and survived the Ice Age, only to appear in modern-day Seoul. In this iteration, Dooly has to travel to different eras, defeating various unsympathetic cartoon characters along the way.
Dooly can jump and uses various firearms with unlimited ammunition to dispose of enemies. In most stages you are limited to only one type of weapon. The goal of each stage is to obtain three keys. Two of them are randomly dropped by enemies, while the third must be won in a rock-paper-scissors battle against a cartoon character. The phases repeat indefinitely until two keys are obtained and Dooley is brought before the 'boss'.
Janggun-ui Adeul is based on the Korean film The General's Son (1990). It is set in the 1920s, during the Japanese occupation of Korea, and tells the story of Kim Doohan, a beggar and street punk who discovers that he is the son of a renowned general, and unites the lowest circles of Korean society to fight against Japanese oppression.
The game is a side-scrolling beat-em-up with fairly simple mechanics. Kim Doohan can punch and kick his enemies, or combine these moves with jumps. As in most games of this type, all enemies must be eliminated before the hero can continue. The stages usually culminate in boss battles.
