Kid Chameleon contains all of its fun with more than 90 levels and tons of helmets.
The bad: You need the Sega Genesis Collection or the game on the Virtual Console to save.
Game-play: 10/10
Graphics: 8/10
Sound: 9/10
Value: 10/10
Tilt: 10/10
Average Score: 9.4/10
Kid Chameleon is probably the longest platformer ever made. It does not offer a save feature or a password, so the gamers that can play games for probably more than 10 hours are gods at this game. Luckily I got this with the Sega Genesis Collection, so it saves. Still, It's incredibly fun and action packed.
There's a new arcade game out, and everybodywants to play it. However, the boss escaped, and is now kidnapping everyone who loses the game. It's up to a boy known as Kid Chameleon to stop this madness. He looks really small in the game and looks like a 24 year old dude from the 80's. Neverless, he has tons of helmets to get, and all of them are awesome.
There are a variety of helmets. the knight helmet, which has five health points, and can climb, but jumps the lowest. The ninja helmet, which gives you a sword to hit blocks, and he jumps the highest. A Jason helmet, giving you the power of axe throwing, and so on. All the Helmets refill your life if you get the same helmet you're already wearing, or you get a different helmet. All the helmets are great and are all flawless to use.
Although the game uses these helmets, It's famous for its long game-play. Normally, the average platformer at the time would have about 24 levels in it. Kid Chameleon has more than 90 action packed levels with a sense of discovery. This gives you a lot of replay value and fun. Also, you get few continues and few lives, but clocks appear to give you more time, getting you a lot of time to try and beat this masterpiece.
The graphics are colorful and bright, and the soundtrack is kick ass amazing, with great techno music. If you want a platformer with skills, Kid Chamelon contains all of its fun with more than 90 levels and tons of helmets.