Bruce Lee (2001)

Platforms: Windows, DOS, C64, MSX, Amstrad CPC, Atari 8-bit, Apple II, BBC Micro
Genres: Action
Where to get it: My Abandonware

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How it feels

A modest fan-made platformer that feels like simple, old-school practice in martial arts combat and careful platform navigation.

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About

Released in 2001 for Windows, *Bruce Lee* is an action platformer featuring martial arts combat themes. As a fangame utilizing the engine of another title, it offers players opportunities to practice fighting techniques within its specific genre conventions. The experience focuses on navigating platforms while engaging in hand-to-hand battles characteristic of the game's core design.

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