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Franko: The Crazy Revenge

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This side-scrolling beat 'em up challenges you to avenge a friend's death in communist Poland.

Franko: The Crazy Revenge was developed by World Software and published by Mirage Software for DOS in 1996; this is the original platform and release year.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1996
Perspective
Side view
Visual
2D scrolling
Size
2.29 MB
Version
FRANKO.BAT
Rating
0 votes

About Franko: The Crazy Revenge

Franko: The Crazy Revenge is a side-scrolling action title for mature audiences, defined by its high levels of graphic violence. The gameplay involves progressing through urban environments, engaging in combat against a range of hostile characters.

The narrative context involves a protagonist named Franko seeking vengeance in a Polish city. His quest is triggered by a violent incident where his friend Alex was killed by a gang led by a figure named Klocek. The setting reflects a specific period of transition in Poland, with visual elements suggesting the late communist era.

Opponents encountered include street punks, martial artists, and members of historical police units. Combat is primarily hand-to-hand, utilizing various strikes and techniques, though some foes are equipped with firearms.

Franko: The Crazy Revenge Screenshots

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The story begins...
Your friend was killed by a gang of thugs.
It's time to revenge!
Main menu.
You can play as Franko or Alex.
Start of the first level
Some enemies have been taken out.
A bald opponent with a mustache.
I hate cops.
Tied new friends