In this game you play as a potential victim of Jason Voorhees. Basically your main objective is to avoid him throughout some of the most expansive levels that the NES could bring at that point. The gameplay is marginal to good varying greatly depending on which part of the game you are playing. This game would have been greatly improved if there was a save feature or a password system. One interesting aspect of this game, that it switched frequently between 2-D and some horrible pseudo 3-D (actually very well developed for the time) in the homes that you enter. It is here that you have to worry most that somethings lurking behind you. che che......... che che. You will get hacked up many times before you enjoy this. Entertaining.
I still find it hard to like this game, even after all these years. It caused lots of pain when i was younger, and when i play it now, I still wish the poor crystal lake campers would die a little faster so I can turn t... Read Full Review
This game pits you against the tyrant of horror movie killers, Jason Voorhees. You play through the game exploring Camp Crystal Lake and the whole time trying to avoid Jason. The game wasn't a tremendous leap for its tim... Read Full Review
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